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Ticas Say They Were Duped Into Travelling To Mexico Then Forced To Prostitution
Following up on the actions of Mexican authorities, Costa Rican authorities quickly moved to open an investigation into an alleged human trafficking ring that young Costa Rican women duped into travelling to Mexico, in the hopes of earning big money, but turned to prostitution.

401 Different Credit Cards To Choose From In Costa Rica
Only a few short years ago, credit cards in Costa Rica were not common, while today they have become a necessity for many, as Ticos run up a ’572 billion colones bill on their credit cards, according to figures released by the Ministerio de Economνa, Industria y Comercio (MEIC).

Costa Rica May Cut University Funds
Costa Rica may cut 13.2 million dollars from four public university budgets.

Authorities Discuss Public Works Partnership, Concession Models - Chile, Costa Rica
The governments of Chile and Costa Rica will sign an agreement to exchange knowledge and expertise in public works investments, especially state concessions to the private sector, Chile's public works ministry (MOP) reported in a release.

Waterfall Gardens Re-Opens To Tourism
It has been five months since a powerful earthquake hit the area of Cinchona in Vara Blanca de Heredia, leaving thousands homeless and causing partial and total damage to many homes and business in the area, one of which was the "Waterfall Gardens", a popular spot for tourists to the area.
Two Costa Rican women are at the centre of a human trafficking and prostitution ring in Mexico, alleging they were duped into travelling to Mexico as models and then forced into prostitution. One of the women points the finger at a corrupt immigration official.

Gas Price Hike Tomorrow
A reminder to fill you gasoline tank today as the price of fuels goes up at 12:01am Saturday, when gasoline stations around the country increase the price of a litre of super by ’40 colones, ’37 for regular and ’46 for diesel.
 
 
 
 
Nicaragua Calls US Aid Cut 'Immoral'
(AP) Nicaragua is calling the United States' cancellation of aid immoral.

El Salvador: Plan for the Elderly
San Salvador - The newly-elected government of El Salvador announced the implementation of a national plan for adults over 70 years old, who live in poor areas and have no retirement pensions.

FMLN Mandate for El Salvador Dignity
San Salvador - The Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (FMLN) has the challenge of dignifying the country and organizing people to contribute to a process underway, said Salvadorian Government Minister Humberto Centeno.

Guatemala New Social Program
Guatemala -  Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom inaugurated Thursday one more social program of his administration, entitled "Escuelas Seguras" (Safe Schools), aimed at avoiding violent acts in schools.
 
 
 
 
First Proof of Chavez Murder Plot
Caracas - The Venezuelan National Assembly Commission investigating assassination plots against President Hugo Chavez will present the first evidence and recording on the case at the General Attorney''s Office Thursday.

A Million More Jobless in Latin America
Santiago de Chile, - Over a million Latin American and Caribbean people are jobless after the first quarter of 2009, ILO and ECLAC jointly reported Thursday in Santiago de Chile.

Solidarity with Cuba in Brazil
Florianopolis, Brazil -  The 17th National Convention of Solidarity with Cuba in Brazil begins its working sessions Thursday, with the presentation of reports by the different associations supporting the island.

SELA, UCI for LatAm Integration
Caracas - Director of the Information and Knowledge Network of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic System (SELA), Saadia Sanchez noted the importance of an agreement to be signed with the University of Information Sciences in Cuba.
 
 
 
LABOUR: Colombia Still Undisputed Leader in Trade Unionist Murders
Colombia has long been the world leader in murders of trade unionists – a dubious distinction that it seems in no danger of losing, according to a new report by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).

 
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Volcanoes, parrots and monkeys — Linden students visit Costa Rica
Looking down into the smoking crater of an active volcano, zip lining through the trees and protecting their belongings from pick-pocketing monkeys. Those were just some of the highlights of a recent trip to Costa Rica taken by students and faculty at Linden High School (LHS).

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4 Kms Does Not A 6 Lane Highway Make
After some 30 years of planning, start and stop and then start again, last week the expansion of the autopista Fernando Prospero and the highway to Caldera, was officially inaugurated, although there still remains entire sections of first phase of the highway to be completed.

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