MANAGUA – Nicaragua, of all the countries in the Western Hemisphere, has the highest percentage of female police officers, 27%, with plans to bring...

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Life Remains a Struggle for Coffee Pickers

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

MATAGALPA – To be a coffee picker in these northern highlands means to wander from hacienda to hacienda, looking for work that rarely pays...

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Pro Baseball League Gaining Ground

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

MANAGUA – The grass has been cut and the foul lines chalked. The lineups have been penciled in and the beer and quesillo vendors...

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Food Prices Rattle Economy

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

Wearing their aprons and starched white caps, some 100 bakers left their ovens and marched through downtown Granada Oct. 25 to protest the latest...

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Bacterial Outbreak Infects 1,600, Kills 9

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

President Daniel Ortega on Monday traveled to the northwestern department of Chinandega with a team of Cuban disease experts and government health officials to...

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Getting a Fish’s-Eye View of the Panama Canal

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

The first foghorn we heard drowned out the sound of the howler monkeys that roared from the jungle around us. The second one scared...

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Debt for Nature Swap To Aid Wildlands

Tico Times - November 2, 2007

Costa Rica s most critical wildlands will enjoy a $26 million boost over the next 16 years, ensuring the protection and preservation of tropical...

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