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Togo's Sapol Mani (right) scores the opening goal as Costa Rica's Roy Smith watches it during their match for 2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Suwon, south of Seoul, South Korea, Saturday. The game ended in a tie. [AP Photo/Lee Jin-man]
 
 
  Costa Rica will Soon Unveil its Fourth Fully Sustainable Resort Giving the Eco-Tourist Another Chance
Costa Rica is a country rich in culture and natural beauty and resorts have finally started to cater to the twenty-first century traveler. Today, travelers are attempting to experience the social-cultural and ecological aspects of the local community.

 

 
Copa Airlines Wins Fourth Consecutive SkyTrax Award
Copa Airlines, subsidiary of Copa Holdings S.A. , has been named best airline in Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean for the fourth consecutive year in a survey conducted by well-known market research company SkyTrax.
 
 

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Green-speak in Costa Rica
Some things naturally go together: beach vacations and sunburn, airplane seats and neck stiffness, five-star hotels and five-figure bills for a week's stay.

 
 
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Monday 20  August 2007, San José, Costa Rica

Editor's note:
 Today is a legal holiday in Costa Rica and all banks, government offices and agencies and businesses will be closed. The next legal holiday is Saturday 15 September, "Dia de la Independencia".

Rolando Araya Asks The Undecided Not To Vote "Si" If In Doubt
Former presidential candidate for the Partido Liberación Nacional (PLN), Rolando Araya, is asking Costa Ricans who have doubts on the Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) - free trade agreement with the United States - to vote against the trade deal in the October 7 referendum.

Taxi Fare Increase To Be Decided Following Public Hearings
The public hearing to increase taxi rates begins tomorrow as the Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (Aresep) listens to a peition by the Federación Nacional de Cooperativas de Taxi (Fenacotaxi) to increase taxi rates by 8%.

Morning Gunfight in Zapote
Fifteen bullets were exchanged in a gunfight between two men on motorcycles yesterday some 200 metres south of the Zapote rotonda, leaving one dead and another critically wounded.

Fred's-Eye View: Gritty Costa Ricans Just Miss TransRockies Stage Win
With a kilometer to go in the sixth stage of the 2007 TransRockies Challenge, a brutal 116km journey from Elkford to Sparwood, Frederico Ramirez and Ivan Amador looked to have the stage win in their hands.

 
LATIN AMERICA

US Trade Unfair, Nicaragua's Ortega Says
President Daniel Ortega reiterated his criticism of unfair terms of the free trade agreement signed by Nicaragua with the US and extolled the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas (ALBA).

Legal Reform Raises Debate in El Salvador
The controversial reform of Article 348 of the Penal Code, according to which defendants found guilty of public disorder could be sentenced to up to eight years in prison, has raised heated debates in El Salvador.

Baby found alive in ruins 7 hours after quake in Peru
A 10-month-old boy was found alive in the ruins of a collapsed church seven hours after an earthquake leveled Pisco, the Peruvian port city, according to media reports Monday.

Venezuela Bares US Caribbean Buildup
Venezuelan journalist Jose Vicente Rangel denounced US reinforced presence in the Caribbean with the pretext of engaging in humanitarian relief.

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NICARAGUA:
A Green Crusade for Water

The Nicaraguan government launched a national campaign to reforest 60,000 hectares per year as part of an effort to recover 18 rivers lost as a result of uncontrolled logging.


 

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