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US-Panama Free Trade Agreement to go into effect Oct. 31

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U.S. sales to Panama totaled some $8.2 billion last year.
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Agreement on salary increases for private-sector workers could be reached on Tuesday

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Unions are asking for a 4 percent raise.
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Increased rainfall expected this week in Costa Rica

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A tropical depression forming in the Caribbean could bring more rainfall and increase the risk of flooding in some areas of the country.
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High school teachers to strike Tuesday

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Teachers oppose a draft bill they say would eliminate their salary benefits.
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Private security industry grows as organized crime spreads through Central America

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Private security personnel outnumber police four to one in Guatemala.
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Inter-American Development Bank gives Costa Rica dam project a boost

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A change in the loan structure to Costa Rica’s ambitious Reventazón Hydroelectric Dam will allow more legroom for repayment.
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More than 700 evacuated in Guanacaste due to flooding

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Authorities report 200 houses have flooded in 34 communities.
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At OsaStock, hopes of UNESCO recognition

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Residents of the Osa Peninsula hope Boy George and other international artists will draw attention to a UNESCO World Heritage bid.
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Panama lawmakers approve bill allowing the sale of state-owned land

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Opponents say the measure will benefit President Ricardo Martinelli.
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Honduran court rules against privately run ‘model cities’ project

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Creation of a state within a state is unconstitutional, judges said.
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