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Liquor Ban in Effect For Municipal Elections

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Those with party plans for the weekend may want to stock up on alcohol today – a dry law will be in effect this...
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Police Crack Down on Christmastime Crime

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As the Christmas season brings increased shopping and celebrations, the Public Security Ministry and Traffic Police are on the streets to crack down on...
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Weather Experts Gather To Discuss Hurricanes

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Like so many swirling clouds, more than 130 weather forecasters and researchers from around the world gathered in Costa Rica during the past two...
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Country Celebrates Abolition of Army

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Just months after Costa Rica celebrated what would have been former President José “Pepe” Figueres’ 100th birthday (TT, Sept. 29), it’s set to pay...
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Activities Call for End to Violence against Women

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Representatives from the National Women’s Institute (INAMU), rights organizations and other groups hopped aboard a train and traveled through San José last week carrying...
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Study Says Women Still Do Most Housework

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Nury Sojo, from the Caribbean-slope town of Siquirres, said her workday begins at 5:30 a.m. every day and ends at 9 p.m. She does...
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OIJ Raids Hospital CIMA; Explanations Pending

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According to both the Judicial Branch and Hospital CIMA, agents of the Judicial Investigation Police (OIJ) searched the hospital Nov. 24 as part of...
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Legislative Agenda Good News for Press Bill

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Freedom of expression shot to the top of the charts in the Legislative Assembly this week when the Executive Branch moved press law reforms...
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Central Bank Plans Forward Exchange Market

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Banks and financial institutions may soon offer new ways for users of U.S. dollars to minimize the risks involved with the country’s new exchange...
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Survey: Country Second ‘Most Globalized’ in Region

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Costa Rica jumped up a spot to become the second “most globalized” country in Latin America this year, second only to Panama, according to...
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