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Could Costa Rican voters get the chance to remove lawmakers?

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Following recommendations from a blue-ribbon panel, President Laura Chinchilla's administration could propose a reform that allows citizens to remove lawmakers from office, among other measures.
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Chief Prosecutor’s Office accuses three lawmakers of violating electoral laws

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Three ruling party lawmakers could face a civil trial for damages against the state.
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New increase in fuel prices approved

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Speculation in international markets and geopolitical tensions prompted the hikes.
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Inspection shows Rincón de la Vieja Volcano still active

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Green alert for local residents and visitors to the national park still in effect.
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Environment Ministry intervenes offices in charge of issuing gas station permits

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Officials will not be removed, but some will be relocated.
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Protesters demand equal opportunities for disabled Costa Ricans

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An equal opportunities law is not being enforced, they said.
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New Caldera cargo dock will be ready in 15 months

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Appeals delayed the project nearly 10 years.
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11,000 more naturalized citizens will vote in 2014

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Three million voters are registered to elect Costa Rica’s next president.
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Lawmakers eye bill to curb prescription drug price gouging

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Proposals include the creation of a new office in the Economy Ministry for regulating prices on the most frequently used drugs.
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Six companies to offer cleaner, cheaper energy during dry season

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Wind farms and hydroelectric projects will supply electricity to some 225,000 homes.
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