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Monthly Archives: October, 2012

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$1.4 million in improvements for Manuel Antonio National Park

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The popular Pacific destination received more than 300,000 tourists in 2011.
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EU maintains trade benefits for Tico products

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Local exporters hope an EU Association Agreement will be implemented in January.
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Costa Rica seeks to attract more tourists from the Middle East

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A new agreement will help boost the number of flights from the region.
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‘La Platina’ Bridge to close Wednesday night, Saturday for repairs

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Workers will fix a hole that appeared last Friday.
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Costa Rica denounces another Nicaraguan ‘invasion’ of Isla Calero

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Costa Rican officials say members of Nicaragua's Sandinista Youth built a barbed-wire fence on Costa Rican territory.
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Ticos in the U.S. stay safe from Sandy’s path

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While many Costa Ricans live in the area affected by Hurricane Sandy, and several were visiting, no Ticos were reported injured.
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Guatemala and El Salvador reactivate border police

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El Salvador is the largest source of visitors to Guatemala.
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China approves Costa Rican beef exports

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Permission from the Chinese government for Tico dairy products is in a final stage of evaluation.
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National Roadway Council to invest ₡16.5 billion more on border road

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A public bid for a construction concession on the problematic road opened this week.
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Traffic officials present first report on new Traffic Law

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Vehicle restrictions in San José are back in force this week.
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