THE Costa Rican Electricity and Telecom Institute (ICE) has contracted Swedish firm Ericsson to install 1,092 kilometers of fiber-optic cables across the country, “from...

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Latin American Police Receive Training Here

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

APPROXIMATELY 800 law-enforcement officials from across Latin America are in Costa Rica this month for a three-week seminar addressing the issue of legal and...

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U.S. Geologist Warns Arenal Poses Imminent

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

IN the wake of an alarming study of the danger a large eruption would pose to the tourists and people who live around the...

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Oil Prices Could Derail Country’s Monetary Policy

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

HIGH international oil prices could make it difficult for the Central Bank to meet the macroeconomic targets it set in its 2004 monetary policy,...

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Tax Plan Controversies Continue in Congress

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

DESPITE setbacks with the new tax plan, Finance Minister Alberto Dent says the government is firm in its resolve to push the plan through...

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Government Will Help Businesses Get Credit

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

PRESIDENT Abel Pacheco on Monday signed a decree creating a ¢9 billion ($21.4 million) fund to provide credit assistance to small and medium businesses...

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Banco de Costa Rica Gets Huge Credit Line

Tico Times - March 12, 2004

THE Central American Economic Integration Bank (BCIE) on Tuesday gave state-owned Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) a $90 million credit line to be used...

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