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Monthly Archives: July, 2012

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Tax hikes send Tico farmers to the streets

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Farmer organizations announce protests for July 31 in San José.
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Kids land bass in Tourney; bites in Guanacaste

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In the northwest: Marlin, sails and dorado on the outside; wahoo, snapper and amberjack on the inside.
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Numbering of San José streets to start in September

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Comptroller General authorized the municipality’s project.
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No protests against President Chinchilla in Guanacaste celebration

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Communities of the Nicoya Peninsula ask for a referendum on whether they belong to Guanacaste or Puntarenas.
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The Chiron and the madness of crowds

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SOMEONE SAID: Measuring the smallest intelligible unit in a conversation, issuing from an unidentified source.
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After Paul Watson flees, German court renews extradition warrant

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Watson’s lawyer confirms his client “left Germany for an unspecified destination.”
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Honduran doctors, teachers strike for second day

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Doctors are only attending emergency patients.
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Vehicle restrictions to be suspended on July 25 and Aug. 2

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Restrictions will remain active for vehicles weighing over six tons.
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Guanacaste is top choice for Tico vacationers

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Costa Rican tourists still widely prefer to spend mid-year vacations on the beach.
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Former president launches initiative to find a new ‘vision’ for Costa Rica

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Ex-President José María Figueres avoided questions on the 2014 presidential race.
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