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Monthly Archives: July, 2013

Cheese row between Costa Rica and Italy delays EU association agreement approval

Italy: Costa Rica cannot use local cheese brands with Italian regional names.

International Organization for Migration meeting encourages more humane treatment of vulnerable migrants

With 110 reported cases of human trafficking in Central America in the last five years, the IOM is hoping to set new guidelines that protect migrants' human rights.

Impending San José zoo closures spark court battles, celebrations in Costa Rica

Animal rights activists are celebrating the Environment Ministry's decision to close Costa Rica's two public zoos next May. However, zoo administrators are not going out without a fight and plan to take the case to court.

Preserve Planet releases video tribute to slain Costa Rican environmentalist Jairo Mora

Preserve Planet and Pretoma will unite efforts in a campaign aimed at boycotting the sale and consumption of turtle eggs.

Two Costa Rican men arrested for smuggling eight Nepalese migrants

Judicial Investigation Police said the suspects were attempting to smuggle the Nepalese men to the Nicaraguan border, in an attempt to reach the United States.

Costa Rica’s Annexation of Guanacaste celebration and protests

On July 25, 1824, Costa Rica’s annexation of Guanacaste became official. In 1848, the territory officially became a Costa Rican province with four cantons: Nicoya, Santa Cruz, Bagaces and Cañas. Today, Guanacaste has 11 cantons.

Explosive found at Brazil shrine before pope trip

The Brazilian military destroyed an explosive device discovered at the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida between Rio and São Paulo, where the pope is due to visit on Wednesday.

We must engage our youth!

"Numbers provide a black and white sketch of the world, and individual stories provide the colorful brush strokes needed to bring that world to life." -Anonymous

Thieves steal $14,000 from Costa Rica’s National Football Team in the U.S.

The Costa Rican Football Federation filed a complaint with the administration of the Sheraton Hotel in Baltimore.

New police unit issues 39 drag racing citations over the weekend

Illegal drag racers want to go legit, asking the Public Works and Transport Ministry permission to use abandoned sites in the capital for races.

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