Poás
Volcano Continues Activity, Six
More Eruptions on Saturday
As predicted by the experts, the
volcán Poás did not keep quiet
during the day yesterday
(Saturday) and continued to
roar. The volcano awakened on
Friday afternoon, with a quiet
yawn, slowly increasing its
activity.
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The
volcán Poás continues with
eruptions - six recorded on
Saturday - as experts and
scientists try to descend the
crater for a close look. Above
foto taken yesterday by OVSICORI
scientists.
The volcán Poás National Park is
temporarily closed.
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No TMDA
Cellular Service For Six Hours
Yesterday Due to System Overload
Trying to send a text message
yesterday? Or, perhaps, your
better half or the love of your
life did not respond? Well,
don't blame them, blame the
telephone company, Instituto
Costarricense de Electricidad
(ICE).
Heredia
Man Detained For Violating Dog
In the weird but true
department, police in Heredia
encountered a man in the patio
of his house while he was
violating a Siberian Husky. The
incident was reported to police
by neigbours of the Mercedes
Norte de Heredia, shortly
following midnight Friday.
Seaside
Couple Helping Turtles
(AP) — Marc and Rachel Ward
spent an evening in February
watching 78 tiny sea turtles
flap and flop their way toward
the Pacific Ocean in Costa Rica.
Honduras Anti-CAFTA Movement
Grows
Unidad Democratica Party will
contest in Honduras' Supreme
Court the free trade agreement
signed with the US.
Mexico
Fines Sheraton for Cuba Ouster
The Mexican government fined the
Maria Isabel Sheraton Hotel
120,000 dollars for evicting a
16-strong Cuban delegation
February 3.
Venezuela Urges Latin American
Banco del Sur
Venezuela proposed Friday that
Latin American central banks
make progress in analyzing
creation of Banco del Sur, a
financial institutional
instrument for regional
integration.
Argentina
Dictator Victims Honored
Around 100,000 Argentineans
honored at the historic Plaza de
Mayo more than 30,000 victims of
State terror Ex-dictator Jorge
Rafael Videla began in 1976.
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