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New Costa Rican Immigration Law Approved!
In second and final debate, the new immgration law was passed by the country's legislators Tuesday evening. But, it won't be until next year and the next government to apply the new rules.

AH1N1 Flu Death Toll Rises to 25 in Costa Rica
The number of AH1N1 deaths in Costa Rica has risen to 25 while the number of cases being investigated by the Investigación y Enseñanza en Nutrición y Salud (INCIENSA) has risen to 1.000, confirmed the ministerio de Salud on Tuesday.

Virilla Bridge To Continue As Is For Some Time. MOPT Minister Says
According to Pedro Castro, the vice-ministro de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT), the bridge, with gaping hole and all, poses no threat to the safety of drivers and the integrity of the bridge.

Costa Rica Offers Tourists Digital Maps
Costa Rica has created an Internet-based digital map for tourists, tourism authorities said on Tuesday.

Escazú Tolls More Expensive Today
Beginning today the cost of the tolls for automobiles and motorcycles at the Escazú toll station on the San José - Caldera highway increases by ¢10 colones.

Gasoline Prices To Drop Next Week
Although the amount is slight, it is a drop in any event, as the Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (ARESEP) approved a reduction of ¢3 colones for the price of super gasoline and ¢2 colones for regular.

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I was reading the article in your webpaper" (sic) Why Not Ask The Chinese To Fix The Virilla Bridge?" with amusement.
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It's good to be a cop in Costa Rica. A local police official in the Zona Sur, Álvarez, was caught on camera getting a pedicure in a salon in Cuidad Neily while on duty.  [Foto:Diario Extra]
 

The New Ley de Tránsito take full effect in Costa Rica on  September 23. Know the rules (in English).  Be Prepared! The 181 page eBook "Shorty's Guide to the 2009 Ley de Transito"  includes: the full "Nueva Ley de  Tránsito text translated into English Click here.
 
 
 

   HONDURAS CRISIS - Day 39
 
Honduras' Zelaya Denies Thinking About Re-Election, Confident In Returning Office
Mexico City - Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya said Tuesday he had never thought of running for re-election and that he was confident he could return to office within two weeks.

Nicaragua Rejects Aid Request By Interim Honduran Government
Managua - The Nicaraguan government rejected on Tuesday a request of the interim Honduran government on personnel aid to the country's special education.

More HIV Cases in Nicaragua
Managua - Nicaragua registered 437 more HIV/AIDS cases during the first semester of 2009, Health Ministry confirmed Tuesday.

Murder of Judge Alerts Guatemalan Authorities
Guatemala - After the assassination of a judge in this capital called on the Guatemalan authorities to take seriously threats reported by magistrates.
 
 
 
 
 
Brazil Sees No Threat From U.S. Military Bases in Colombia
Brasilia - U.S. military bases in Colombia pose no threat to Brazil's sovereignty, a senior Brazilian government adviser said on Tuesday.

Venezuelan Condemn Military Bases in Colombia
Caracas - Social groups of Venezuelan state, Tachira, condemned the installation of US bases in the neighboring country while military sources warned of the penetration of paramilitary forces from that nation.

Argentines to Reject Uribe Visit
Buenos Aires - Several Argentine social organizations will repudiate Colombia''s President Alvaro Uribe''s visit to Argentina, in support of the call by Colombian citizens that live in this country.

Ecuador Establishes Ethic Committee to Regulate News Media
Quito - The Ecuadorian government will establish an ethic committee to regulate the country's news media, a government official said on Tuesday.
 
 

CUBA:
Following the Trail of a Woman Who Lived as a Man

When Cuban historian and anthropologist Julio César González and his Spanish friend Alberto Góngora Sanz arrived at the birthplace of Swiss physician Enriqueta Favez, in the city of Lausanne, Switzerland, their joy at finally reaching their destination was so great that they broke into tears and dropped to the ground in the square across the street from her house.

 
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Rocking Time
Often when planning a trip, you can do a little too much of well – planning. Ruining your vacation like pulp ruins a glass of OJ. Its not juice. Researching where to stay and what beaches to visit, you strip your travels of any spontaneity and uncertainty.

 
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Could Costa Rica Overthrow Its President?
The Honduran legislature decided last week decided that that the president as unfit to govern and Sunday morning a group of soldiers took Manuel Zelaya by force and put on a plane headed for Costa Rica, in a coup d'etat since the Cold War. Zelaya said he was kidnapped by Honduran military officers, who dragged him from his residence.

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