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Monthly Archives: June, 2008

New Bus Routes Stuck in Legal Traffic

The planned launch this weekend of seven new bus routes to circumvent downtown San José traffic was curbed this week, following a court ruling...

New Resident Cards Ready

The almost two-year freeze on renewing permanent resident cards is over, Costa Rican Immigration announced this week. As of Monday, foreigners could begin requesting...

Sidelined by Party, Berrocal to Run for Prez

Former Public Security Minister Fernando Berrocal announced last week that he would run for president in 2010, deepening fissures within the government’s National Liberation...

Storm-Battered Country Gets a ‘Green’ Break

The country is slowly recovering in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Alma and girding for what might come next. The May 29 storm killed three,...

High Court Orders Fast Access to Med Files

The nation’s Constitutional Court (Sala IV) recently ruled that families have the right to immediately receive copies of their loved ones’ medical records. According to...

Drug Agency Warns Public To Say No To Scam

Costa Rica’s Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Institute (IAFA) is warning people not to fall for scam artists asking for money in the organization’s name. “IAFA...

Fossil Fuels Soon to Get Less-Ancient Ingredient

In the lush stalks of sugarcane and towering fronds of Costa Rica’s African palm plantations, the Oscar Arias administration sees a chance to reduce...

Continental Introduces E-Ticketing in Liberia

Continental Airlines has installed six automatic e-ticketing booths in its new terminal at the DanielOduberInternationalAirport in Liberia, capital of the northwestern province of Guanacaste. “Costa...

Home, Condo Sales Steady – Or So They Say

Soaring shells of concrete buildings and bobbing cranes are telltale signs that construction is booming from San José province west to the PacificCoast. But what...

Más x Menos Opens Branch in Santa Ana

Wal-Mart-owned supermarket chain Más x Menos opened a new branch in Santa Ana, southwest of San José, last Friday and will hire 76 employees...

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