Pedestrians try to avoid being splashed by a passing car in the rain caused by Tropical Storm Agatha in Guatemala City on Saturday. Guatemala declared a state of emergency on Saturday as heavy rain from Tropical Storm Agatha lashed the Central American nation. (Foto: Reuters) |
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La Carpio: A
Paradigmatic Case Now Online
Visiting La Carpio, one of San José most
conflictive neighbourhoods now is a close as
mouse click and as secure as your computer's
anti virus protection.
Arenal Volcano
Continues To
Dazzle And Amaze
The Arenal
volcano
continues to
amaze tourists
with small
eruptions,
showing off its
beauty that
includes spewing
incandescent
stones.
Stay in Touch! Rental
GSM & 3G Phones, Data & SIM Cards, Prepaid
Phones & SIM Cards.
New Car Sales in
Costa Rica Shows
Signs Of
Recovery
Auto sales in
Costa Rica have
picked up in the
first months of
2010, as
consumer
confidence
increases. The president of the Cámara
Automotriz, José
Carballo, said
the industry is
showing signs of
recovery.
MOPT Evaluates Suspension Of Tolls During
Emergencies On The On San José - Caldera
The next time
heavy rains for the partial or total closure
of the San José - Caldera like occurred this
past week, there is a possibility of tolls
being open. At least that is the focus of an
analysis by the MOPT to determine to what
extent the road concessionaire, Autopistas
del Sol, is required to relinquish the
charging of tolls in emergency situations.
Low Pressure
System Moves On
The severe rain
is gone for now
as the low
pressure system
responsible for
the downpours
and damage of
this past week,
especially the
Pacific north
coast of
Guanacaste, is
on its way.
Lower Gasoline
Prices Possible
Next Month
Don't hold your
breath too long,
but there is a
good chance that
gasoline prices
will drop a
whopping ¢5
colones next
month.
Costa Rica's Lottery
Celebrates 125th Anniversary
Players of the
lottery in Costa Rica will see a noticeable
change on Monday for next Sunday's draw, as
the Junta de Protección Social (JPS), is
issuing a
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