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Dairy Farmers Produce Organic Fertilizer

BEFORE he discovered its true value,dairy farmer Luis Ángel Alfaro used to tossout his cow dung. Now, the owner of FincaSucre, in San Carlos,...

Government Contemplates Reviving Cargo Trains

THE Costa Rican government says itplans to initiate the process of reviving therailway cargo service, in hopes of diminishingair contamination and saving gasoline.The project...

New Publication Covers Sustainable Tourism

THE Rainforest Alliance, a NewYork-based non-governmental organization(NGO) dedicated to protectingecosystems worldwide, has launched abimonthly newsletter designed to shareinformation about sustainable tourism.The newsletter, called SustainableTourism...

Trade-Pact Opponents Turn Up the Heat

Union leaders and other social-sectorrepresentatives in Costa Rica are promisingto step up their opposition to theCentral American Free-Trade Agreementwith the United States (CAFTA).On the...

Multinationals Expand National Operations

THREE multinational giants withoperations in Costa Rica, Procter &Gamble (P&G), Kimberly-Clark and Intel,recently announced plans to expand theirpresence in the country by increasing thefinancial...

Guatemala’s Resolution Favors Costa Rica

THE Guatemalan Ministry of theEconomy appears to have resolved alengthy dispute with Costa Rica overdairy products with a decision that favorsCosta Rican producers, according...

Millions in Funding for Southern Zone Unspent

ALTHOUGH the nation’s SouthernZone is desperate for improvements ininfrastructure and job creation, and theregion’s development association has ¢10billion ($21.46 million) to spend, theassociation’s failure...

Central Bank President Predicts Higher Inflation

IN January, Central Bank PresidentFrancisco de Paula Gutiérrez estimatedthat inflation would reach 10% this year,down from 13.13% in 2004 (TT, Dec. 24,2004). This month,...

Electricity Institute Brings Services to Buenos Aires

RESIDENTS of Buenos Aires, in thesouthern province of Puntarenas, haveelectricity in their homes and businessesfor the first time, thanks to the constructionof a new...

Radio Project Connects Artists, Rural Communities

AN upstart Texan country-music singer or fledglingCeltic-music band from Scotland might cut their musicalteeth on airwaves piped to bean farmers in the Los Chilesregion,...

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