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Transitos Threaten Chaos If Required To Work 12 Hour Days
Traffic congestion in San Jose is expected to get worse today, not only because today is Friday or the elimination of the vehicular restrictions or just too many vehicles on the road, but because Tránsitos (traffic officials) have vowed to "work to rule" or "tortuguismo) in Spanish.

Legislators Agree To Correct Ley de Tránsito Mistakes
Legislators have agreed to work overtime to discuss the three bills submitted to amend the mistakes and correct the problems with the new Ley de Tránsito that takes full effect on September 23.

"Yo Yo" Orotina Tolls
On Wednesday morning it was announced that the tolls on the road to Caldera at Orotina would be begin at 12:01am Thursday.

Colorado Orders Salesman To Stop Seeking Costa Rica Tree Investors
The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies has ordered Gregory Fitzpatrick, of Boulder, to stop seeking investors for a Costa Rican tree farm.

Choosing a Private Investigator in Costa Rica
After receiving numerous inquiries on how to best select a private investigator in Costa Rica, this article was written to assist those who are seeking such services.

Eating a Sanjaya Sandwich with Stephen Baldwin of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!
After becoming a frontrunner to walk away as the sole Costa Rican celebrity survivor on NBC's I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, actor Stephen Baldwin fell victim to the unexpected competition of not only his fellow celebrity tribe mates but also the heat of the jungle.
Former first lady of Illinois Patti Blagojevich holds daughter Annie, while other daughter Amy looks on, after she arrived at O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Thursday, after spending three weeks in the Costa Rican jungle participating in 'I'm A Celebrity! Get Me Out of Here.' [AP Foto/Paul Beaty]
 
Miss Costa Rica! To Costa Maya International Festival
Quien es esa niña, who’s that girl?  She is no other than Costa Rican beauty Jennifer Miranda Rodriguez.
 
 
 
Panama Biodiversity in Danger
Panama - The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute highlighted Panama''s biodiversity on Thursday.

First AH1N1 Death in Guatemala
Guatemala - The first death related to the A (H1N1) virus was announced Thursday in Guatemala by Public Health Minister, Celso Cerezo.

Hondurans May Reform Constitution
Tegucigalpa - The Honduran government said it was willing to hold a vote of confidence Sunday on a possible constitutional reform in spite of Congressional maneuvers to prevent it.

Honduras Requests OAS Examination
Washington - Honduran Ambassador to the Organization of American States, Carlos Sosa, confirmed the petition of a special meeting of the OAS Permanent Council to discuss the situation in his country.

 
 
 
 
 
Venezuela Confirms Resumption of Full Diplomatic Ties with U.S.
Caracas - Venezuela and the United States have decided to resume full diplomatic relations with their ambassadors returning to the respective capitals on Thursday, the Venezuelan foreign ministry said in a statement.

Colombian Singer  Juanes in Blitz Visit to Havana
Havana -  Colombian singer Juanes departed today for his country after a brief less-than-24-hour visit to Cuba. During his stay he toured the historical center and talked to citizens who recognized him immediately.

Ecuador Foreign Reserves Increase
Quito - Ecuador's readily available foreign reserves (RILD) grew by $206 million, reaching $2.438 billion, a Central Bank report said on Thursday.

Dictatorship Minister Jailed in Paraguay
Asunción - Paraguayan humanitarian organizations demanded a judicial process and punishment for former minister Augusto Montanaro, accused of torture during the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner.
 
 

GUATEMALA: Journalists in Jeopardy
Veteran television reporter Rolando Santiz was on his way to downtown Guatemala City on Apr. 1 when two gunmen on a motorcycle drove up alongside his car and killed him in a rain of gunfire. The photographer driving with him was wounded but miraculously survived.
 

 
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Waterfalls and Gardens
Think Costa Rica only boasts fun and excitement on her coasts?
Think again. The Spaniards did name this country “rich coast”, but don’t make the mistake so many others do and forget to examine all that luscious space in-between.

 
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10 words you will hear in Panama, but may not find in your dictionary
Here are some words that you are sure to hear during your visit to Panama, but may not find in your dictionary. Balboa: (ball-bo-a) , Interior: (in-tear-e-or) , Chiva: (che-va), Diablo Rojo: (dee-ah-blo row-ho) and many more. I would be surprised if you did not hear (and perhaps wonder about) at least one of these words during your trip to Panama!

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