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Monthly Archives: November, 2012

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Tico environmentalists rally against GMOs

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Monsanto-owned companies filed a request to grow 35 hectares of genetically modified corn in Costa Rica.
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Could cloud seeding help Costa Rica during dry season?

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The government is considering a process to create rain to help reduce utility costs.
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Ex-President Miguel Ángel Rodríguez asks judges to overturn corruption conviction

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The former president accused government prosecutors of failing to investigate payments received by a main witness in the case, José Antonio Lobo.
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Obama wins re-election, makes history again

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U.S. President Barack Obama becomes the second Democrat to win a second four-year White House term since World War II.
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Lawyers for defendant in Facundo Cabral case will file a human rights complaint

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Lawyers said their client, Alejandro Jiménez, is not receiving proper access to health care in prison.
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Experts report 4,000 aftershocks from Costa Rica’s Nicoya earthquake

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Aftershocks aren’t occuring only in the Nicoya Peninsula – San José and Cartago are also feeling temblors.
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Sandinistas trounce opposition in Nicaragua municipal elections

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With half the votes counted, Sandinista candidates win 127 of 153 mayoral offices.
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Export sector jobs increased this year

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Costa Rica leads Latin America in jobs created by the export sector.
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Tens of thousands lose housing in U.S. superstorm

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Almost 2 million homes are still without power, and a new storm predicted to hit on Wednesday is bringing more heavy rain and winds.
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Costa Ricans losing faith in democracy

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A democratic form of government traditionally has been a source of pride for most Costa Ricans. That is changing, a recent poll finds.
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