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United Arab Emirates mission evaluates investment options in Costa Rica

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Local officials presented members of the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development with a series of projects in public infrastructure and public services.
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Costa Rica’s new international airport expected to open in 2027

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The project spans 1,500-hectares, representing almost eight times the area of the SJO airport.
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Finally! Public Works Ministry reopens La Platina bridge

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Repairs to La Platina bridge have cost taxpayers a total of ¢9.4 billion ($16.2 million) since 2009.
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Public Works Minister pledges to open La Platina bridge next week

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MOPT crews on Wednesday finished work on the expansion joints, the structures that aim to fix the problem that gave the bridge its infamous nickname.
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Repairs to sewers will close roads in downtown San José

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Repair projects in the capital's sewers will begin Monday and will extend for five months, the AyA reported.
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La Platina bridge will partially reopen next week

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Public Works and Transport Minister Carlos Villalta said he expects the bridge to be completed, with its six lanes fully operational, by April 30.
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Costa Rica drops two spots in global competitiveness ranking

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The World Economic Forum ranked Costa Rica fourth in Latin America and second in Central America behind Panama.
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Construction to begin soon to curb heavy traffic on Circunvalación beltway

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A survey released in August found that commuters in the Central Valley spent an average of 99 minutes daily fighting traffic between home and work or school.
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Solís pledges to fix La Platina bridge – the third president to make the promise

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Luis Guillermo Solís is the third president to promise to repair and expand La Platina bridge, located on the most heavily trafficked highway leading into San José.
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Cartago residents to President Solís: You’ve forgotten us

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Residents of Costa Rica's old capital are angry at President Luis Guillermo Solís for not doing more to create jobs, improve infrastructure in the province.
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