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Government Offices Closed Monday

ALL government offices and many privatebusinesses will close July 25 for GuanacasteDay, a national holiday to celebratethe annexation of the northwestern provinceof Guanacaste –...

Special Diplomatic Police Unit Begins Operations

A new police force created to overseesecurity at embassies and other diplomaticinstallations in Costa Rica has formallybegun operations.A spokesman from the PublicSecurity Ministry told...

Rates Increase for U.S. Passport Renewal

Passport rates for U.S. citizenshave increased, according to the U.S.State Department. The new fee for those16 and older is $97, up from $85. Therate...

Ministry Offers Hydroponics Courses

THOSE interested in growing theirown vegetables, medicinal and ornamentalplants using hydroponics are invitedto the free classes the Ministry ofAgriculture and Cattle offers once amonth...

Ticas Dominate Education, Lack Job Opportunities

COSTA Rican women are outperformingmen in the realm of higher education– but, although labor equity here isin better shape than in the rest of...

Electric Transportation: Key to San José’s Future?

IMAGINE San José buses and taxis nolonger spewing smoke from their exhaustpipes because the metropolitan publictransportation system has been replaced byfleets of electric buses...

Trade-Pact Council Holds First Meeting

THE five men chosen to analyze thepolemical Central American Free-TradeAgreement with the United States(CAFTA) met for the first time as a groupSunday and were...

Public Sector Given 4% Salary Increase

THE government of Costa Rica lastweek decreed a salary increase of 4% forthe 157,318 public employees that workhere, the Labor Ministry announced.Labor Minister Fernando...

Hipermás to Open In Guadalupe, Escazú

AS the Corporación deSupermercados Unidos (CSU) concentrateson opening a new Hipermás supermarketlocation in November inGuadalupe, a suburb northeast of SanJosé, it has also changed...

Phone Towers Get Go-Ahead In Nation’s Protected Areas

THE Constitutional Chamber of theSupreme Court (Sala IV) has rejected arequest for an injunction to ban theinstallation of telecommunications towersin the country’s protected areas.The...

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