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Monthly Archives: December, 2006

Latin American Organizations Unite against Shark Finning

Representatives of environmental organizations from seven Central and South American nations met in Costa Rica Dec. 8 and called for better protection for the...

Prosecutor Says Bombing Case Advancing

“The case of La Penca is not closed,” William Céspedes, a survivor of the 1984 bombing of a press conference in a remote jungle...

New Program Operates at Former Dundee Site

OROTINA, Puntarenas – It’s called Pillars of Hope – a school for teens with behavior problems situated on the grounds of an old eco-hotel,...

New Allegations Rekindle Dundee Controversy, Defunct School’s Owner Faces Trial Next Year

In 2003, a tough-love, “behavior-modification” school for troubled U.S. teens located near the Pacific-slope town of Orotina shut its doors amid allegations of abuse...

Taiwan Donates $250,000 For Police Equipment

The Taiwanese government has donated $250,000 to help police throughout Central America exchange information about car theft and other crimes, according to a statement...

9.5 Million Euros Donated for Urban Planning

The Housing Ministry plans to invest 9.5 million euros ($12.3 million) donated by the European Union in urban planning projects for the Central Valley...

Report: Growth Hasn’t Reduced Unemployment in Region

Economic growth of more than 4% annually in Central America and the Dominican Republic during recent years hasn’t substantially reduced unemployment in the region,...

Annual Fund Drive Pulls in ¢302 Million

The fundraising “telethon” spectacle familiar to most Costa Ricans as the Teletón closed Saturday night with ¢302 million (about $584,000) for the Critical Care...

Ministry Fines Road Maintenance Companies

The Public Works and Transport Ministry (MOPT) has fined seven companies more than $225,000 for not meeting contract requirements during their first five months...

Mercadolibre.com Coming to Costa Rica

Mercadolibre.com, the Latin American sister of the Internet-commerce giant Ebay.com, announced it is setting up shop in Costa Rica. Costa Rica’s economic prosperity and Internet...

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