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Two New Newspapers Focus on Guanacaste

TWO new newspapers in the northern Pacific coast region of Guanacaste are keeping English-speaking residents informed about beach community happenings. Before they debuted, The...

Opening ICE Monopoly May Hurt Its Finances

THE Costa Rican Electricity and Telecom Institute (ICE) predicts its yearly revenues will be cut in half if key sectors of the country’s telecommunications...

Shortage of ¢1 Coins Affects Consumers

THE common practice by retailers of adjusting the price of products to the nearest multiple of five is costing Costa Ricans an important sum...

Exit Tax for Residents Set to Decrease

THE exit tax Costa Rican nationals and residents are required to pay to fly out of Juan Santamaría International Airport will be reduced by...

Airport Financing Remains Up in the Air

ALTERRA Partners Costa Rica, operator of JuanSantamaríaInternationalAirport since 2001, faces a critical financial situation because it is unable to produce sufficient revenues to pay...

High Court to Study New Customs Rule

THE Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court (Sala IV) has agreed to evaluate an injunction filed by the Costa Rican Chamber of Commerce questioning...

March Inflation Registers at 0.46%

FUELED by higher housing and transportation costs, Costa Rica registered a monthly inflation of 0.46% in March. Inflation for the first three months of...

Organic Exports in 2003 Reach 4.6 Million Kilograms

THE export of organic products in 2003 was greatly assisted by the European Union’s recognition of Costa Rica’s organic certification norms, the Ministry of...

Puerto Rican Commercial Mission Coming Soon

WITH the goal of promoting commercial, industrial and agricultural trade, Puerto Rico Governor Sila Calderón and a Puerto Rican commercial mission will visit Costa...

Investment Board Chief Says Country Needs CAFTA

TOMÁS Dueñas, president of the Costa Rican Investment Board (CINDE), this week warned business leaders that failure to approve the Central American Free-Trade Agreement...

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