Following last week’s firing of the fishery institute’s vice president, President Laura Chinchilla’s Cabinet focuses on more changes at the agency, including the possible firing of its president.
While the commercial generation of solar energy in Costa Rica is just getting started, experts foresee quick growth as the cost of generating solar energy drops.
The country sooner or later will be forced to open to much greater private participation in the generation of electricity in order to meet demand, simply because it probably cannot afford not to.
Finance Minister Edgar Ayales on Monday presented the Legislative Assembly with the administration’s 2013 budget, which cuts spending on infrastructure projects, but not the public payroll.
