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Monthly Archives: September, 2011

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Chinchilla undergoes surgery to remove gallstones

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The Costa Rican president had the surgery Friday at Hospital Metropolitano in San José.
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Report reveals Costa Rica’s leatherback turtles in trouble

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The country’s olive ridley turtle population, however, is considered among the world’s healthiest.
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Costa Rica ranked seventh safest place to invest in Latin America

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Chile ranks first in the new survey by Euromoney Magazine. Panama is first in Central America.
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Rincón de la Vieja Volcano has active September

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The volcano in northwestern Costa Rica has erupted twice, triggering fish kills in nearby rivers.
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ICE asks to raise electricity rates by 24 percent

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If not approved, electricity costs will revert to 2010 costs.
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Costa Rica launches new program for visually impaired students

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The Education Ministry unveils a new center to create Braille educational material.
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Start your adventuring at Costa Rica’s Adventure Inn

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The conveniently located hotel in Ciudad Cariari comes highly recommended.
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An unbeatable building material for Costa Rica? Stick to bamboo

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A bamboo revolution could be a huge benefit to construction in Costa Rica.
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Honduras inaugurates first wind power plant

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In 2010, the Honduras government announced plans to invest more than $2 billion in renewable energy projects.
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Billion-dollar Moín port deal hits snag

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Union complaints could delay a $1 billion deal with Dutch company APM Terminals to renovate Moín port on the Caribbean coast.
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