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Monthly Archives: October, 2013

Regulatory agency approves decrease in fuel prices

The per liter price of diesel will increase by ₡15.

Costa Rica’s 2014 election season is officially open

The Supreme Elections Tribunal called on Costa Ricans to exercise their right – and obligation – to vote while the presidential candidates zeroed in on unemployment and gaping inequality as the biggest challenges facing Costa Rica.

Business helps empower Guatemalan women and preserve an ancient trade

Guatemalan textiles have become famous throughout the world; however, the majority of the Mayan women who create them live in extreme poverty. Colección Luna is working to change that.

Gun owners in Costa Rica can now get firearm permits online

The government said the online database of gun owners will be a useful tool in criminal investigations.

Costa Rica’s latest hearing with world court set for this month

President Laura Chinchilla renewed her call for greater discussion about strengthening temporary measures handed down by the world court in an ongoing border dispute with Nicaragua.

Shutdown chokes Washington, political standoff deepens

President Barack Obama accused conservatives in the House of Representatives of waging an "ideological crusade" by making government funding conditional on gutting his health reform law.

Costa Rica’s National Symphony receives Latin Grammy nod

Nominated album "Bossa nova sinfónico" pays tribute to Brazilian composer Antônio Carlos Jobim, a father of bossa nova.

Salvadoran archbishop orders church human rights office closed

In a troubling announcement this week, the Catholic Church has closed a human rights office that oversees an estimated 80 percent of documents regarding human rights abuses in El Salvador.

Experts call on Ticos to do more to protect themselves from exposure to sunlight

In 2012 Costa Rica registered almost seven cases of skin cancer every day.

U.S. Embassy in San José working normal hours

Visa lottery applications are available online starting Tuesday.

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