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Monthly Archives: July, 2011

Costa Rica health care workers end 4-day strike

A government deal Saturday offers few gains for striking public health care workers.

Are Wal-Mart’s prices the lowest?

Wal-Mart claims to offer "Everyday low prices." But do they? The Costa Rican Economy Ministry is making the world's largest retail chain prove their audacious advertising campaign.

U.S. Republicans seek to cut funds to OAS, Nicaragua

Republicans plan to cut $44 million in funding for the Organization of American States.

New â‚¡1,000 bill design generates chatter

The new â‚¡1,000 bill is red, glossy, sleek and apparently controversial. A stamp on the bill reads "State of Costa Rica," though the country's official name is "The Republic of Costa Rica." Did the Central Bank botch the new bill?

How to cross the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua

NEWS YOU CAN USE: Crossing the northern border into Nicaragua at Peñas Blancas can be confusing, loud, hot and exhausting. Here are some tips to help you prepare for your trip.

Health agency report slams Costa Rica’s Caja management

A Pan American Health Organization report warns the Social Security System could go bankrupt if expenditures are not reduced.

Cell tower disputes could delay new service

The newest obstacle to the opening of Costa Rica's cellphone market to incoming providers is the construction of cell towers, which is enraging residents around the country.

A different kind of football comes to Costa Rica

A U.S. football tournament this weekend will pit teams from Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua and the United States against each other.

Shark finners seeking new ports

Just in time for Shark Week, activists in Costa Rica warn that Central America's notorious shark finners are finding new ways to exploit lax laws in the region.

Panama poisoning victims’ relatives decry Spain court ruling

A Spanish court ruled in April that there was no criminal intent on behalf of Rasfer, which it said was only an intermediary and not required to carry out tests on the product, which was supplied to it by China’s CNSC Fortune Way Company.

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