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Traffic Police issue 225 fines to motorists for not paying marchamo

L. Arias -
Motorcycle owners are the most reluctant to pay, according to a Dec. 30 report.
Mexico

Zapatistas mark uprising’s 20th anniversary

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Taking its name from 1910 revolution hero Emiliano Zapata, the Zapatista National Liberation Army appeared the same day that the North America Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into force.
News

A Year in Review: Conflict Management Successes and Failures in 2013

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Honduras makes Foreign Policy's list of 10 conflicts to monitor in 2014.
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Pot shops open in Denver as Colorado projects $578 million sales

Alberto Font -
Wholesale transactions taxed at 15 percent will finance school construction, while the retail levy of 10 percent will fund regulation of the industry.
Science and Tech

Google: ‘We win’ even when economy suffers’

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No one should be under the illusion at this point that Google is an entirely beneficent force in the marketplace.
Costa Rica

Costa Rica Election video spurs angry responses

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An anonymous group and the ruling National Liberation Party respond to video attacks.
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The newest routes for flying to Costa Rica in 2014

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New Jersey, Florida, New York and Mexico all added new ways to get to San José.
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UPDATE: U.S. missionary gored by bull at Zapote festival out of hospital

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The Pennsylvania-native moved to Costa Rica more than two years ago.
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Consortium threatens to stop work on expanding Panama Canal

Alberto Font -
Construction is scheduled to be completed in June 2015, already a nine-month delay over the date set in the contract.
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