CHICKENS everywhere are hoping this doesn’t turn into another gallo pinto episode. On Sunday, more than 70 Costa Rica chefs turned 12,750 eggs into...

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Domestic Violence Bill Obtains Initial Approval

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

THE Legislative Assembly last week voted 39 to 7 in favor of a bill penalizing violence against women that has been debated since 1999,...

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Health Minister Says Dengue Unstoppable

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

Costa Ricans will have to get used to living with dengue, Health Minister Rocío Sáenz said on Wednesday. “After more than 10 years, the possibility...

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Costa Rica Offers Asylum to Aristide

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

COSTA Rica last Sunday offered exiled Haitian President Jean Bertrand Aristide temporary political asylum in the country. However, Aristide chose to seek asylum in...

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Fiscal Reform Deadline Extended Until March 6

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

LEGISLATORS and the government last week agreed to extend the final deadline for the completion of last-minute changes to the government’s Permanent Fiscal Reform...

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NASA Reports Signs That Mars Once Had Water

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

WASHINGTON – NASA’s Opportunity rover has found evidence that at least one site on Mars once was drenched in water and capable of supporting...

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Talks End With U.S., North Korea Unfurling Jabs

Tico Times - March 5, 2004

BEIJING – U.S. and North Korean officials traded accusations over why four days of talks aimed at ending the North’s nuclear weapons program ended...

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