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Archives for May 22, 2017

Cost of electric vehicles could fall as much as 44%

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The cost of imported electric vehicles could fall by as much as 44% if a bill that aims to exempt this technology from tax payments is approved. The initiative, led by MP Marcela Guerrero from the Citizen Action Party (PAC), is well advanced and could soon be seen in the legislative plenary. Guerrero explained that […]

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With “control plans” Treasury recovers ¢ 13 billion

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

As a result of the implementation of different taxpayer compliance control plans, the Directorate General of Taxation recovered ¢12,970 million last year through activities carried out by the tax administrations and the Extensive Tax Control Office. The strategy included the follow-up of taxpayers omissions in various taxes, and those who filed income tax returns, as […]

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Healthy Dating, Teenage Pregnancy and Bullying Gathered Youth

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

How to encourage dating and prevent teen pregnancy? These were two of the themes tackled last week at an empowerment seminar for young parents. The organized activity covered topics that currently concern young people and their families, such as bullying, positive discipline, healthy dating and pregnancy. Mariela Ramírez, a gender and violence prevention specialist at […]

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Trade unionists demonstrated against the 1% increase in IVM

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

Workers of the union of the National Association of Public Employees (ANEP) met on Monday morning to protest outside the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) against a 1% increase in quotas to support the pensions of the Disability, Old Age and Death regime (IVM). The demonstration took place on Avenida Segunda. This increase will […]

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Proposal to end traffic jams… Will authorities listen?

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The transport system and infrastructure are in intensive care and without a short-term cure. Faced with this situation, Marco Urbina, civil engineer and general manager of Fertilizers Agro, made a proposal named Infrastructure of the Future in Costa Rica 2018-2038. In the document, the expert argues that one of the priorities is to make Circunvalación […]

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Woman hit by OIJ top command is stable

May 22, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The woman named Hernández who was allegedly run over on Sunday by the head of the Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ) in Liberia remains in stable condition, in the Mexico Hospital. Susana Sarabia, from the Press Department of the medical center, reported that the woman is conscious; with minor injuries and that they are performing some […]

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