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    Street vendors in the capital are divided by nationality

    by VANESSA LOAIZA N.Street vendors in San Jose appear to be separated by blocks and boulevards, according to whether they are Colombians, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Costa Ricans.At least 1,800 street vendor have invaded the few areas dedicated to pedestrians in the...

    Google tries where others failed: shaking up TV biz

    (Reuters) - Google TV, a service that will bring the Web to television screens, is likely to create more headaches for broadcast and cable executives already concerned with being sidelined by free online video shows on computers.At stake are...

    U.S. says must rely on BP to stop oil

    (Reuters) - The U.S. government is forced to rely on BP and the private oil sector to try to plug the gushing Gulf of Mexico well because only they have the technical know-how to stop the spill at those...

    Disinterest is the main cause of college dropout

    by JAIRO VILLEGAS S.The lack of interest in learning is the main cause of college dropout, according to the Survey of Multi-Purpose Household, by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC).Almost 32% of young people between 12 and...

    The Scientific and Religious Minds

    Featured Columnist – Meditations Martin LeFerveThough the rain didn’t begin until mid-morning, by mid-afternoon the park that runs through town felt like a wild place. A light drizzle, almost imperceptible amongst the trees, fell as I walked along the redolent paths,...

    Food prices rise again

    by PATRICIA LEITONThe price of staple foods rose again after the historic collapse that occurred last January.In April 2010 the cost of the basic basket, which is a set of 45 basic foodstuffs, amounted to ¢32,081.99, an increase of...

    The Dark Night of Man’s Soul

    Featured Columnist – Meditations Martin LeFerveAfter some strong insights and strange events with a friend, I go to the parkland for a sitting and walk. The place is stupendous after another late-season storm this morning—redolent, lush, quiet, and mysterious.Others were also...

    New train route started yesterday

    by ALONSO MATA BStarting today you can travel by train to Curridabat, thanks to the Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles now offering the service Pavas-U-Curridabat.The cost will be ¢400 for the complete trip (Curridabat-Guan) and ¢200 for a one-way rip...

    Government housing loans to boost middle class

    by IRENE VIZCAÍNOThe administration of Laura Chinchilla is proposing three alternatives to help increase the chances of the middle class to access credit for housing.Through these initiatives, the new government intends to give a double whammy: one side will...

    Technology Is No Mystery

    Featured Columnist – Meditations Martin LeFerveIn America at least, we are still in the ‘new toy’ phase of high technology. Every new gadget that comes out receives oohs and aahs in the media, with the subtext, ‘aren’t we the most amazing...
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    Visit Costa Rica´s Waterfalls: A Unique Opportunities to Connect with Nature?

    Costa Rica, a paradise of lush rainforests, misty mountains, and a kaleidoscope of biodiversity, is renowned for its countless...
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