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The
mangled remains of the bus with
38 passengers aboard that
plunged into the Tárcoles river
on Thursday killing five and
injuring dozens. The wreckage
was pulled out of the river
early Friday morning. [Foto:
Oldemar Siles] |
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The First
Bridge Is Down. Which Will Be
The Next?
The common feeling in Costa Rica
is that Thursday's tragic
accident in Turrubares that
killed five people when a loaded
passenger bus plunged into the
river below as it crossed an old
and fatigued bridge is the first
of many such accidents unless
transportation officials do
something. And real fast.
Traffic Accident Deaths Continue To Lead
Statistics, Report
Costa Rica is piling traffic accidents
victims, the total number of of victims for
2008 was 354 according to the Atlas de
Mortalidad (Atlas of Mortality) presented on
Friday in San José, that categorizes all the
deaths occurred in the country between 2000
and 2007.
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Costa Rica
Focusing On Eco-Tourism To
Weather The Economic Storm
An interview with Costa Rica's ministro de
Turismo (Tourism Minister), Carlos Ricardo
Benavides, who says that tourism in Costa
Rica, like the rest of the world, has
dropped a little bit and still focusing on
the US market.
Costa Rica's
Most
Comprehensive
Real Estate
Guide Hits the
Presses
For close to a
decade, Costa
Rica has been
building a
reputation as a
reliable place
to invest in
property. In
fact, in 2006
Costa Rica was
one the hottest
real estate
markets in the
world according
to CNBC News.
Intel Is
Good Neighbour in Costa Rica
Intel Corporation, with headquarters in
California, has a large presence in Costa
Rica, where it strives to prepare local
students for the high-tech job market. The
company, which makes integrated circuits for
computing and communications industries
worldwide, is the largest company in Costa
Rica.
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Surfs Up
If you like surfing you will truly love and I mean L.O.V.E. Mal Pais, Costa Rica. Perched on the southwestern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, this idyllic surf spot pulls wave seekers from across the globe. |
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Windows
7
Windows
7 is the
latest
version
of
Microsoft
Windows.
Unlike
its
predecessor,
which
introduced
a large
number
of new
features,
Windows
7 is
intended
to be a
more
focused,
incremental
upgrade
to the
Windows
line,
with the
goal of
being
fully
compatible
with
applications
and
hardware
with
which
Windows
Vista is
already
compatible.
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