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Monthly Archives: June, 2005

Cloud Forest Water Conflict Continues

RESIDENTS of the traditionallypeaceful mountaintop community ofMonteverde, in north-central Costa Rica,remain immersed in an ongoing water rightsstruggle over a controversial irrigationproject.At the heart of...

Fishing Law Approved In First Debate

A bill to replace Costa Rica’s outdatedfishing law was approved unanimously bythe 38 legislators present during firstdebate on the floor of the LegislativeAssembly last...

Tourists Warned About Rental Car Burglaries

TOURIST Carroll Collins knows therules; he is a private investigator and hasbeen vacationing in Costa Rica for years:Don’t leave valuables visible in your rentalcar....

Judges Extend House Arrest For Ex-Presidents

SECOND Circuit Penal Courtjudges have prolonged the preventivedetention orders for former PresidentsRafael Ángel Calderón, Jr. (1990-1994)and Miguel Ángel Rodríguez (1998-2002), both accused of accepting...

Computer Lab Donated To Teenage Inmates

GOVERNMENT and private-sectorcommunity leaders who have joined forcesto create a new technology lab at theZurquí Juvenile Formation Center hopethey can arm the young inmates...

Catholic Church Asks for Forgiveness for Sex Abuses

ON behalf of the Costa RicanCatholic Church, Bishop José FranciscoUlloa publicly asked for forgiveness thisweek for the sex crimes church leadershave committed in the...

Tico Astronaut Witnesses Sinking of Boat Namesake

COSTA Rican-born U.S. astronautFranklin Chang went diving near IslaTortuga last Friday, shortly after witnessingthe intentional sinking of his namesake,a 200-meter-long, 100-ton formerCoast Guard boat.“The...

July Inflation Registers at 1.30%

Fueled by higher food and transportationcosts, Costa Rica registered a monthlyinflation of 1.30% in July.Inflation for the first seven months of theyear was 7.64%,...

Rains in Northern Zone Damage Homes, Bridges

TORRENTIAL downpours in theNorthern Zone last week caused a massiveincrease in water levels in the riverLa Tigra, damaging roads, homes, andbridges in the area,...

Oscar Arias Still a Favorite But Losing Support, Poll Says

FORMER Costa Rican PresidentOscar Arias continues to be the favorite towin the presidential elections in 2006, butsupport for the candidate has decreased inthe past...

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