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by ALONSO MATA B.; translation by TCRN StaffInterview with Germain Marin Director of the Traffic Police.What is the response of the new traffic law until today?We have seen a different behavior on the part of drivers, there is a major...

by TCRN StaffThis morning a group of students and representatives of photocopiers appeared at the Legislative Assembly to demand the reformation of the new intellectual property law, to make an exception to the rules which prevent photocopying of educational...

by TCRN StaffIn less than two months, the Arias administration will end without significant advancement on outstanding road projects and streamlining public transport systems.The extensions of roads between San Jose and San Ramon, and San Jose and Cartago will...

by TCRN StaffThe French company Alcatel is required to pay ¢5,600 million as a form of social redress to the community for the alleged payment of bribes to public officials.The Attorney General's Office said Friday that a Criminal Court...

by Gringa en CRJust because the rules have changed, doesn’t mean the incompetency of Costa Rica’s immigration system has been fixed.Last week I received a necessary document from CR Migracion that was supposed to accurately detail my personal history...

Contributor – Meditations Martin LeFerveFog enshrouds the town as I enter the mountain community from the valley below. With a few hundred meters more of elevation, the fog clears, though the skies remain cloudy. Reaching the man-made lake, there is...

by TCRN StaffAs of yesterday, the border crossing from Costa Rica to Nicaragua at Penas Blancas was reopened for trade, at least for specific products.According to Amparo Pacheco, Vice Minister of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, after being closed...

by TCRN StaffHundreds of pirate taxi drives turned San Jose and surrounding areas in chaos yesterday by blocking streets, slowing down traffic and precipitating violence that prevailed during the early morning hours.The drivers, untied in the National House of...

(Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama congratulated Iraqis on Sunday for voting in a parliamentary election despite bomb and rocket attacks that killed at least 38 people."I have great respect for the millions of Iraqis who refused to be...