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Costa Rica's foreign minister, Bruno Stagno (left), courts his South Africa's counterpart, Nkosazana Dlamini, for support for seat on the United Nations Security Council. Stagno is on tour of 12 African countries to drum up support. [Foto: EFE]
 
  Costa Rica Hotels Rank in the Top 25
Recently the magazine Travel & Leisure unveiled its ¨2007 World’s Best Awards.¨ They sent out a questionnaire to their subscribers and asked them to rate hotels, cities, cruises, agencies, islands, business hotels, and more.
 

 
Carrington Reports On ISO 9001:2000 Inspection At Sabila Industrial In Costa Rica
Carrington Laboratories, Inc. recently announced that its bulk pharmaceutical manufacturing subsidiary, Sabila Industrial, S.A., located in Liberia, Guanacaste, has completed an annual ISO 9001:2000 re-certification inspection by the European Union's notified body, AENOR Internacional, S.A.U. of Madrid, Spain.
 
 

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Friday 07 September 2007, San José, Costa Rica

Traffic Accidents Costing INS Billions
Drunk driving, speeding and reckless driving that are the leading cause of traffic accidents have cost the Instituto Nacional de Seguros (INS) ¢3 billion colones (us$58 million dollars) between January and June of this year in payouts to medical services and payments to victims of traffic accidents.

Avenida 4 Boulevard Will Be Solely For Pedestrians
The Municipalidad de San José reached an agreement with the Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) to eliminate completely the bus stops along Avenida 4 thus making the "bulevar" (pedestrian walkway) under construction on the south side of downtown San José, completely vehicle free.

Outskirts of San Pedro Mall "Jackpot" For Thieves
The doors outside of the San Pedro Mall, as well as Terramall on the East side of San José has become a jackpot for criminals, intercepting pedestrians as they leave the commercial centres.

DHL Announces Costa Rica Expansion
The international shipping company DHL announced this week plans to expand its Costa Rican operations that will create some 500 new jobs by February 2008.

Bedford's Jazic to play in friendly against Costa Rica
Bedford's Ante Jazic will be in the lineup when the Canadian men's soccer team meets Costa Rica in a friendly on Sept. 12.
 
LATIN AMERICA

Felix Toll in Nicaragua Rises
The official death toll caused by category 5 Hurricane Felix rose above 40 in Nicaragua Thursday, and may rise above that, since dead are reported in the waters of Honduras and on Misquitias keys.


Honduras Recovers 24 Nicaraguan Bodies
The bodies of 24 Nicaraguans, 21 men and three women, were recovered Thursday by Honduran settlers in the western department of Gracias a Dios, in different keys of the Nicaraguan Mosquitia.


Honduras On Alert Despite Weaker Felix
The fear of possible landslides has the Honduran capital under maximum alert, although Hurricane Felix has been depleted, going from highest Category 5 to a tropical storm on the Saffir-Simpson scale.

Panama to seek extradition of former leader Noriega
Panama's Foreign Minister Samuel Lewis Navarro said Thursday that Panama will try to extradite former president Manuel Antonio Noriega from France if he arrived in the European country to face money laundering charges from the United States.

Bolivia Bares Subversion Plot
A projected strategy to destabilize Bolivia and attempt against the government of Evo Morales encourages violence and clashes among regions, local press warned Friday.

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GUATEMALA:
Genocide Plans May Be Declassified
Guatemala’s Constitutional Court must decide whether or not to declassify documents from 1982 and 1983 military operations commanded by then dictator José Efraín Ríos Montt that would shed light on the genocide committed in this Central American country.

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