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Thelma Rivas, 5, an indigenous Panamanian Guaymi, looks at her family measure freshly harvested coffee beans at a plantation in San Marcos de Tarrazu 90 kilometers south of San José. Costa Rica's coffee farmers are in a push to replace many of their aging high-quality coffee trees in a strategy that could lower output in the short term but pay off down the road. To match Costa Rica looks to future with new coffee plants. [Foto: /Juan Carlos Ulate]

Cameras To Monitor Crime Activity Across Costa Rica
Smile, you are on camera. No, not Candid Camera like the hidden camera television series created and produced by Allen Funt and seen on American television in the 1960's, but rather a network of hundreds of cameras that will be installed by the ministerio de Seguridad Pública across the country, as a means to cutting crime.

American Experts Confirm Paranormal Activity In Old Sanatorium In Costa Rica
A group of American investigators say they have captured on camera what they believe the spirit of a girl that wanders the walls of the former Durán sanatorium in Cartago.

MOPT Minister Ask Traffic Officials To Be "Flexible" With Drivers Come Monday
Although the new Ley de Tránsito takes effect on Monday, March 1, it is probable that Tránsito (traffic) officials will go easy on minor offenders for the first 60 days, following a call by the Ministro de Obras Públicas y Transportes, Marco Vargas, on the officers to use prudence and educate drivers about the new traffic law.
 

 

Clinton Visit Next Week Confirmed By State Department
The US State Department on Wednesday confirmed that Hilary Clinton will be in Costa Rica next week and will be a keynote speaked at the "Costa Rica Caminos para la Prosperidad en las Américas” hosted by Casa Presidencial.

Ignorance Behind Anti Mining Measures In Costa Rica
BNamericas cited Mr Franz Ulloa president of Costa Rican mining chamber as saying that ignorance, political opportunism and the lack of proper advisors in the mining sector are the reasons why a number of government representatives have publicly proclaimed an anti-mining stance.

President-Elect Chinchilla Says Her Cabinet Will Have Her Own Personal Stamp On It
President-elect, Laura Chinchilla, says she has begun the task of selecting her cabinet members, a task she says she is taking seriously, though nothing like losing sleep over it.



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NICARAGUA
Strong 5.9 Quake Hits Off Nicaragua Coast
MANAGUA  - A strong 5.9 magnitude earthquake struck off Nicaragua's western coast on Wednesday night, the U.S. Geological Survey said, but there were no reports of injuries or damage.

NICARAGUA
TV Programs Critical Of Nicaragua's Ortega Return To Air
MANAGUA - Guaranteed the right to editorial independence, journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro announced that his programs "Tonight" (Esta Noche) and "This Week" ( Esta Semana) will return to TV on privately owned Canal 12, La Prensa reports.

HONDURAS
Honduran Ministry Appeals Against Amnesty Of Coup Commanders
TEGUCIGALPA - The Honduran public ministry on Tuesday appealed against the amnesty of military commanders who orchestrated last year's coup that ousted elected president Manuel Zelaya.

GUATEMALA
Guatemalan Teachers Block Belize-Guatemala Bridge
GUATEMALA - The Belize National Teachers Union held a Council of Management meeting today – but at news time – we were unable to find out from the union what is the decision going forward.


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LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN UNITY
Latin America Launches New Bloc Excluding U.S., Canada
CANCUN, Mexico - Latin American and Caribbean countries this week agreed to launch a new regional group excluding the United States and Canada.

BRAZIL
Brazil's Reaffirms Support to Argentina Over Disputed Islands
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Tuesday that the discussion over the sovereignty claim of the Malvinas (Falkland) Islands should be reopened.

VENEZUELA
Venezuela Confirms 47 Dead from Caracazo
CARACAS - At least 47 out of 125 cases of exhumed remains in the sector La Peste of Southern General Cemetery belong to victims of the repression of the Caracazo, Venezuelan authorities confirmed today.

BRAZIL
Unemployment Decreases in Brazil
BRASILIA - Unemployment in Brazil was placed at 12.6 percent in January, the lowest rate since 1998 when the statistical series began to be compiled, according to a study of Seade Foundation and the Inter Trade Union Department of Statistics and Socio-Economic Studies (DIEESE) published on Wednesday.
 
 
 
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LATIN AMERICA: Mexico Dusts Off Leadership Role
Below the surface, discussions about the international aid effort for Haiti hide undercover jockeying for position between Latin American countries wishing to consolidate or attain dominance in the Caribbean region.


 
   
   

Inside Tips on Driving The New Highway
Driving the new San José - Caldera highway can be a pleasure. It is pothole free, is well marked, has slow vehicle ramps on hills and takes your from Chepe (San José) to the Puerto (Caldera/Puntarenas) in less than an hour.

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Mystery of Slow Drivers On San José - Caldera Highway Solved

 
 


 
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