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Abortion Ban Blamed for Maternal Deaths

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MANAGUA – Women and girls are dying in Nicaragua because of a law that puts a fetus’ right to life above that of the...
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Activists Seek Restoration Of Driving Restrictions

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A local environmental group estimates that 611 additional tons of carbon dioxide are being released each day in the Central Valley, due to a...
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Driving Restrictions Suspended

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After nearly a year on the law books, the driving restrictions based on the final number of Costa Rican license plates have been removed,...
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Bumpers crash as license plate driving restrictions deemed unconstitutional

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After nearly a year in the law books, driving restrictions based on the final digit on Costa Rican license plates have been removed, leaving...
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Costa Rica environmentalists keep up pressure against Crucitas mine

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A group of environmentalists and concerned citizens gathered in front of the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court (Sala IV) in San José Wednesday...
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Costa Rica priests to forgive abortion

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Starting next week, it will be easier for women who have had abortions to seek forgiveness from the Catholic Church. From Feb. 25 to April...
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Experts: Las Crucitas Logging Bad for Birds

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At the center of the growing conflict over a planned open-pit gold mine on Costa Rica’s northern border is the great green macaw. This emerald...
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One Mother’s Day gift: no traffic restrictions

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In honor of soccer moms, business moms and last-minute Mother´s Day shoppers, the government has decided to suspend the usual vehicle restrictions today on...
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New Challenge Issued To Abortion Ban

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The Strategic Group for the Depenalization of Therapeutic Abortion last week filed the first in a new series of motions of unconstitutionality before the...
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Driving restrictions Now last for 13 Hours

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Starting Thursday, San José driving restrictions moved to 13-hour periods, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., a switch from a proposed 24-hour ban. The Public...
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