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Monthly Archives: April, 2013

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Costa Rica improves fiscal transparency by adopting international tax information agreement

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Costa Rica will be able to exchange tax information with 34 countries, beginning Aug. 1.
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World Bank president: We can eliminate extreme poverty by 2030

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Costa Rica already has nearly wiped out extreme poverty. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim thinks other countries can too.
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The Tico Times teams up with The Washington Post

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The new agreement will bring readers today’s top stories from around the world, via The Washington Post, Slate and Bloomberg.
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Uruguay president caught in embarrassing open-mic incident

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José Mujica calls his Argentine counterpart an “old hag.”
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All dressed up and nowhere to go: Ortega says he’s being snubbed on Obama’s Costa Rica visit

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The Nicaraguan president says he hasn’t been invited to a May 3-4 summit in San José.
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Ex-soldier accuses Guatemala’s Pérez Molina of wartime massacres

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Testifying during the trial of ex-dictator Efraín Ríos Montt, a former soldier accuses Guatemala’s sitting president of participating in massacres of Mayan villagers.
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Forget the B-2s over Seoul, worry about Guam

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Sending a nuclear bomb over Guam is not implausible, which makes the Pentagon’s decision to deploy the THAAD anti-missile system “only sensible.”
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Scandals and scoundrels

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Around Costa Rica: The Testament of Judas
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Roger Ebert, legendary film critic, dies at 70

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The beloved Chicago Sun-Times movie critic was an unmatched legend in his field.
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Canadian firm threatens $1 billion lawsuit against Costa Rica

L. Arias -
A Mining Code amendment in 2011 halted an open-pit gold mine near the Nicaraguan border.
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