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Monthly Archives: December, 2010

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‘Comandante Jahob’ stirs ghosts of Contra insurrection

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Macroeconomy remains stable, IMF renews program

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Gadea’s pre-candidacy shakes up tired opposition

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“Survivor” helps redefine country’s image in U.S.

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Sandinistas advance De Facto rule in ’10

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NEWS ANALYSIS: Gov’t perfects strategy of “act first, worry about laws later.”
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Annual San José horse parade suspended due to budget conflict

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National Police want too many free lunches, says San José Festival Commission.
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Caldera Highway to be open in one direction Dec. 26, Jan. 2

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A 39-kilometer stretch of highway between Puntarenas and San José, will be open only in the direction of the capital. The one-way traffic is intended to better facilitate the influx of traffic that's expect to be brought on by travelers returning from Christmas vacation.
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Costa Rica denounces border dispute before U.N.

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Costa Rican Ambassador to the U.N. lashes out again Nicaraguan occupation of Isla Calero
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Former President Arias breaks ribs, in stable condition

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Details of "small accident" not revealed. He feels the least pain when on his feet, quipped a spokesman.
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Costa Rica’s fiscal deficit highest in region

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Finance Minister says the only way to quell the rising fiscal deficit is to enact an immediate tax reform.
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