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Road blockades continue Tuesday; government begins dialogue today

The Tico Times -
Road blockades persist in dozens of spots throughout Costa Rica on Tuesday as protests continue against economic policies.
Costa Rica

Road blockades continue Monday despite message from Alvarado

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Drivers should exercise caution as protests may inhibit transit through a number of roads and highways across Costa Rica on Monday.
Costa Rica

Road blockades continue; Tourism Chamber asks for free transit

The Tico Times -
The Presidency says the financial support is necessary to prevent an economic crisis. Critics, meanwhile, argue the loan is not needed
Costa Rica

Fewer blockades Friday after overnight police action

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Public Security Ministry (MSP) intervened late Thursday night and early Friday morning to clear roadblocks on several important Costa Rican roads, authorities reported. 
Costa Rica

Costa Rica endures second day of road blockades as protests continues against IMF deal

The Tico Times -
Daniel Calderón, director of the National Police, said that 22 blockade points were reported throughout the country — although none were in San José, unlike Wednesday.
Costa Rica

Ports and highways blocked in rejection of Costa Rica’s IMF proposal

The Tico Times -
Protesters blocked roads and ports in different parts of Costa Rica on Wednesday
Costa Rica

Protests to block Costa Rica roads, cause other disruptions Wednesday

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Planned demonstrations throughout the country could block Costa Rican highways and cause other disruptions Wednesday.
Business

BCR confirms financial information has leaked after cybercrime group claims to publish private data [updated]

The Tico Times -
Banco de Costa Rica said it has not found evidence that sensitive information has been compromised.
Business

Most Costa Ricans still prefer to pay in cash, study finds

L. Arias -
Nearly 8 out of ten Ticos use debit cards regularly. But they use them mostly to get cash from ATMs.
Business

Puerto Rico’s governor says Washington must help with staggering debt

The Tico Times -
Groaning under at least $73 billion in debt, Puerto Rico — which is being called "America's Greece" — is staggering down a path towards default, a scenario that could ripple across cities and states that depend on bonds for building everything from schools to stadiums.
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