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Doctors’ Association backs down from mandatory medical fees
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The Costa Rican Doctors’ and Surgeons’ Association is moving forward with a study of fees charged by private practitioners for more than 9,000 medical procedures.
Collection of ‘marchamo,’ vehicle circulation fee, starts Monday
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Vehicle owners in Costa Rica can find out exactly how much they owe for the yearly circulation permit, "marchamo," starting Monday on the INS website, by text or by calling a toll free number.
Nearly one-quarter of car owners fail to pay marchamo on time
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The National Insurance Institute (INS) at noon Wednesday closed collection at their facilities of the year-end auto registration fee and mandatory vehicle circulation permits, known as marchamos, and reported that some 78.9 percent of motorists made the payment on time.
Insurance Institute begins collecting marchamo payments this week
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The National Insurance Institute begins collecting payments today for mandatory vehicle circulation permits, known as marchamos, from an estimated 1.2 million auto owners across the country. The deadline to pay the marchamo is Dec. 31.
Traffic Police issue 225 fines to motorists for not paying marchamo
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Motorcycle owners are the most reluctant to pay, according to a Dec. 30 report.
Tico motorists to pay 12 percent more for vehicle circulation permits
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The deadline to pay the mandatory permit, or marchamo, is Dec. 31.
Deadline to pay marchamo ends at midnight Monday
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More than 200,000 motorists have yet to pay.
Costa Rican officials agree ‘to study’ bikers’ demands after another day of protest
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Motorcyclists blocked various routes throughout the capital on Tuesday, demanding a decrease in circulation permit costs.
Costa Rican biker protest ends without agreement
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Motorcycle owners say they are being unfairly charged for vehicle circulation permits.