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Costa Rica News Archives - September, 2008

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Costa Rica lawmakers to amend troublesome CAFTA bill
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
Either way, Costa Rica will miss an Oct. 1 deadline for entering the pact, an extension already granted by CAFTA partners from an original February deadline …

Costa Rica's National Telco Selects Gilat's SkyEdge Broadband …
Your Communication News (press release) - Aberdeen,UK
Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. today announced that it has been selected by Costa Rica's national telecommunications operator Instituto Costarricense de …

Costa Rica insurance monopoly seeks to calm nerves after AIG rescue
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
By Gillian Gillers Costa Rica's state insurance monopoly sought yesterday to calm clients worried about the fate of insurance giant American International …

Marina Pez Vela to Open at Quepos, Costa Rica
The Log Newspaper - Irvine,CA,USA
QUEPOS, Costa Rica — When Marina Pez Vela opens at Quepos, Costa Rica, in early 2009, it will become the only boating facility along that country’s midriff, …

Bill would cut Costa Rica hotel tax, add $15 to airfare
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
By Leland Baxter-Neal Frugal travelers might be happy to hear that the 3 percent hotel tax in Costa Rica could soon be a thing of the past. …

Watching sea turtles nest on the beach in Costa Rica
Connecticut Post - Bridgeport,CT,USA
A 21-mile stretch of beach in Tortuguero, Costa Rica, is one of the largest nesting sites in the world for green sea turtles. (Contributed photo) The beach …

Costa Rica seeks more time – again – on CAFTA
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
By Gillian Gillers For the second time, Costa Rica is seeking to extend its deadline for entering the Central American Free-Trade Agreement with the United …

The great escape
Calgary Herald - AB, Canada
Calgarians are fleeing the high cost and stress of city life for a fresh start in Costa Rica Paddling along a river canal through a remote tropical forest …

What next for Costa Rica's frogs?
BBC News - UK
BBC News has been following a team from Manchester University and Chester Zoo as they trek deep into Costa Rica's rainforest to work on conservation …

Costa Rica's annual Torneo Benefico de Surf '08 readies
Global Surf News - USA
Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 12 September, 2008 : - - José Ureña, President of the Federacion de Surf (FSC) de Costa Rica, announced that the FSC will …

China Used Foreign-Exchange Reserves In Diplomatic Deal with Costa …
Wall Street Journal - USA
By ANDREW BATSON BEIJING – China secretly agreed to use its foreign-exchange reserves to buy $300 million in bonds from Costa Rica as part of a deal that …

Family Bonds, Service Inspire a Costa Rica Journey
Laguna Beach Independent - Laguna Beach,CA,USA
By Alex Shusko My most lasting memory of our family's Costa Rica adventure will be the roosters starting their daily routine, crowing before dawn. …

Small Costa Rica hotels seek safety in numbers
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
By Elizabeth Goodwin Tomorrow about 150 managers of small hotels from around Central America will gather in San José's Radisson Hotel for their sixth annual …

Dengue keeps spreading on Costa Rica's Pacific
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
By Nick Wilkinson An outbreak of the mosquito-borne disease dengue in the central Pacific Costa Rican town of Parrita continues to spread. …

Costa Rica: No mercy for Haiti in World Cup play
International Herald Tribune - France
AP SAN JOSE, Costa Rica: Costa Rica coach Rodrigo Kenton doesn't want his team to show any mercy against Haiti in a World Cup qualifier to be played in the …

Journeying from Coast to Costa Rica
Brisbane Times - Brisbane,Queensland,Australia
The 19-year-old Griffith University student has just been selected to spend 10 weeks working with poor communities in Costa Rica and Nicaragua with charity …

Medical Tourism Is Booming In Costa Rica
Inside Costa Rica - San Jose,Costa Rica
Costa Rica has been seducing foreign visitors with its volcanoes, beaches and rain forests. However, the trend of late is for foreign visitors to come to …

The Costa Rican beach town of Montezuma is an eco-lover's paradise
OCRegister - Santa Ana,CA,USA
But even for Costa Rica, where on a previous trip we've seen white-faced monkeys take food of picnic baskets Yogi Bear-style, this was certainly strange. …

Costa Rica-World Bank: New Partnership Includes US$258 Million
The FINANCIAL - Tbilisi,Georgia
The FINANCIAL -- The World Bank Board of Directors endorsed today the new Country Partnership Strategy (CPS) for Costa Rica, which envisages a lending …

Costa Rica inflation soars above govt target
Reuters UK - UK
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Costa Rica's inflation rate rose to 15.4 percent in the last 12 months through August, the government statistics …

Costa Rica's 2009 budget beefs up social spending
Tico Times - San José,Costa Rica
According to the Finance Ministry, education spending represents 6.3 percent of Costa Rica's gross domestic product (GDP). The Constitution was changed in …

‘Operation Success’ comes to Costa Rica to boost education
Guanacaste Journal - Guanacaste,Costa Rica
“Operation Success is an educational tool that will improve the academic performance of students and support Costa Rica’s digital literacy, just as it has …

Costa Rica by road
Baltimore Sun - United States
By Glenn Fawcett As we drove up, down and around Costa Rica's twisty mountain roads, edging bicyclists and pedestrians on the path to the small town of La …

ECI sign Costa Rica deal to corner local market
The Telecom - London,Greater London,UK
RACSA has opted for rapid expansion as an antidote to increased competition in Costa Rica. It wants to jump heavily onto the data services bandwagon, …

Despite international crisis, Costa Rica continues to attract tourists
Guanacaste Journal - Guanacaste,Costa Rica
(Infocom) — Costa Rica remains as one of the preferred tourism destinations despite the current economic crisis around the world. The first semester of 2008 …

Moody’s raises Costa Rica’s outlook on improved fiscal, debt position
Guanacaste Journal - Guanacaste,Costa Rica
(Infocom) — Risk-analysis firm Moody’s Investors Servicehas revised the outlook on Costa Rica’s key ratings from stable to positive in recognition of the …




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