San
José, Costa Rica - Tuesday 30 November 2004
1.721
Average Daily Visitors in October. Click here for the
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OIJ Boss
Accused of Sexual Harassment
Three women working at the
sección de Delitos Sexuales del
OIJ (sexual crimes section of
the OIJ) - the Organismo
Judicial de Investigacion - have
accused their boss of sexual
harassment to the point that
they required psychological
therapy.  more
17.000 GSM
Lines Go On Sale
Did you get your? was the most
asked question around town
yesterday, as the Instituto
Costarricense de Electricidad
(ICE) put on sale the 17.000 GSM
lines on sale yesterday and
customers lining up for up to 10
hours to get connected. more
"No" To
Drinking and Driving For the
Holidays
Curbing drinking and driving
will be the main focus for the
Policía de Tránsito (Transit
Police) this holiday season.
Transit officials will be out in
full force and with a firm hand
against those who insist on
drinking and driving, as well as
not use their seatbelts or who
are intent on speeding. more
US Airways
Puts the World on Sale
US Airways is putting the world
on sale for four days only, with
fares to Caribbean and Latin
America destinations starting at
$158* roundtrip and European
travel beginning at $193*
roundtrip. more
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Explosion
in Colombia kills one, injures
six
A bomb explosion rocked a
government building in southern
Bogota on Sunday night, killing
one person and injuring six
others, local police confirmed
Monday.
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Ecuadorian
president denies installation of
new military bases
Ecuadorian President Lucio
Gutierrez on Monday denied a
rumor that his government agreed
with the United States to
establish new military bases in
his country in addition to the
Manta base.
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Pakistani,
Brazilian leaders discuss trade
relations
Visiting Pakistani President
Pervez Musharraf agreed Monday
with his Brazilian counterpart
LuizInacio Lula da Silva to
improve bilateral trade
relations.
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ARTS WEEKLY/CUBA:
The Ever New Old Havana
For anyone, whether they are
foreign nationals, people who
live on the other side of Cuba,
or natives and residents of the
capital,taking a walk through
Old Havana these days is like
discovering a new city.
New museums, concert halls,
small shops, cafés, pubs and
hostels, bearing the cultural
mark of the historic centre of
the Cuban capital, come
springing up day after day
between the renovated walls of
buildings that had until
recently been lying in ruins.
Cropping up nearby are a centre
for women with high-risk
pregnancies, housing for the
elderly, and a rehabilitation
centre for children with
degenerative diseases of the
central nervous system. more
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