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China's Deputy Foreign Minister He Yafei (left), Costa Rica's Foreign Minister Bruno Stagno (centre), and China's Vice Minister of Commerce Ma Xiuhong attend a press conference after signing agreements at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in San José. He Yafei and Ma Xiuhong are leading the first commercial delegation to Costa Rica since China and Costa Rica established diplomatic relations on June 1, 2007. [AP Photo/Kent Gilbert]
 
 
  Costa Rica Ecolodge Ups Environmental Ante
Actions speak louder than words, especially when it comes to issues of sustainability—that’s why Lapa Rios Ecolodge, honored as Rainforest Alliance’s 2007 Sustainable Standard-Setter, is announcing an environmentally conscious transition to primarily biodiesel powered electricity.

 

 
Government Plans to Kick Off Limón Works in 2008
The Costa Rican government expects to begin in 2008 sewage expansion and flood prevention works as part of a project to redevelop port city Limón on the Caribbean coast, according to Limón province inter-institutional coordinator Álvaro Rodríguez.

 
 

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Saturday 25 August 2007, San José, Costa Rica

Circunvalación To Be Completed by 2010, MOPT MInister Assures
The Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) said yesterday it will negotiate a deal with the company now building the San José-San Ramón for the completion of the Circunvalación - ring road - in San José with an expected completion date of 2010.

Costa Rica, Lebanon Re-Establish Diplomatic Ties
Costa Rica and Lebanon re-established diplomatic ties on Friday after a 23-year freeze, said Costa Rica's Foreign Affairs Ministry.

Domestic Flights To Increase by 20%, Regional Airline Predicts
The regional airline Servicios Aéreos Nacionales S.A. (Sansa) estimates that the number of passengers flying within Costa Rica to the various tourist destinations will grow by 20% in relation to the past year.

Abel Pacheco Home After Prostate Surgery
Former president Abel Pacheco, who will be 74 years of age on December 22, left the Hospital Calderón Guardia yesterday following prostate surgery on Thursday.

Thief Used Small Girl To Rob Victims
Television channel 7's "Telenoticias" put a face to a thief who used a little girl as an accomplice in his a number of robberies, as the number of complaints continue to pour in as the man's identity was shown on television.


 
LATIN AMERICA

U.S. Ambassador Demands that Nicaragua Return Seized Esso Storage Tanks
The Associated Press, MANAGUA, Nicaragua: The U.S. ambassador insisted that the Nicaraguan government immediately return a storage terminal seized from a U.S. oil company, saying the takeover threatens foreign investment and is a ploy to promote Venezuelan petroleum products.

Panama's Noriega May Walk Soon
Panamanians are waiting Friday for the US judge's decision regarding France's demand of extradition for Manuel Antonio Noriega or his repatriation to Panama.

Famine Rages Rainless Guatemala
More than 50 communities ail with famine in drought-stricken eastern Guatemala, namely the child population.

Argentine Industry Growth Picks up
Argentine industry announced an increase of 5.4 percent in July compared to the same month of last year, National Institute of Statistics and Census -INDEC- reported Friday.

Bolivia Bares Destabilization Plot
The Bolivian government accused Friday opposition parties and authorities from six departments of trying to destabilize the country during the strike slated for August 28.

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CENTRAL AMERICA:
Taiwan on the Prowl for Diplomatic Support
The president of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian, is visiting Central America, fearful of losing more allies in the region, as occurred with Costa Rica which broke off diplomatic relations with Taiwan in order to reestablish them with China.


 

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