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Archives for August 2016

Problems at the Bar Association continue

August 25, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Problems at the Bar Association continue. Froylán Alvarado, elected president of the Association, declared that he will not allow the provisional board, created on August 18th, to take control of it, as they stated in a press conference. The conflict started in a special meeting where the creation of a pension fund was supposed to […]

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Insurance sector is growing

August 25, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Authorities from Mafre Foundation presented a study about trends in growing markets in Latin America and Costa Rica and it predicted an improvement in the insurance sector. According to Manuel Aguilera, director of Mafre services, Costa Rican market is consolidating because more companies are participating and investing on it. In addition, market opening has had […]

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National Parks Day: goals and challenges

August 25, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Every year, on August 24th, National Parks Day is celebrated. It is a date to highlight the valuable diversity and the country’s progress on this issue, as well to take challenges into account. In Costa Rica there are 169 protected areas. There are 28 are 28 national parks, 71 wildlife refuges, 8 biological reserves, 31 […]

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31 operating rooms closed for lack of specialists

August 24, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) insists on the need for more medical specialists at a national level and ensures that one of the most critical areas is anesthesiology and recovery. Eugenia María Villalta, medical manager of the Fund, said that 31 operating rooms have closed across the country for lack of 151 anesthesiologists. […]

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Cooperatives are important for the production and social progress

August 24, 2016 by Staff News Writer

A study conducted by the Latin American Foundation and authorities from the Centre for Cooperative Studies and Training (CENECOOP), determined that the cooperative model in Costa Rica is not just a production tool, but also an alternative to meet the needs of associates and their families. Head of the research Roberto Artavia, former chancellor of INCAE Business School, […]

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MEP investigates a 40-year-old teacher who married her 15-year-old student

August 24, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Ministry of Public Education (MEP) started an investigation against a 40-year-old teacher from the Department of Special Education of the Professional Technical College San Isidro in Pérez Zeledón. The teacher married one of his students, who is just 15 years old. The marriage was held on July 4th, during the 15-day vacation. Minister of […]

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