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Archives for October 5, 2017

Nate took power away in 85 area of the country

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The National Power and Light Company (CNFL) announced that there are 85 communities without power due to the effects caused by the rains that Tropical Storm Nate is generating in Costa Rican territory. Areas of San José, Alajuela and Heredia have no power service at the moment, although the company’s crews are already taking care […]

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Campaign to save tapirs from road death

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

Several public institutions, communities and the Nai Conservation organization came together to set up road signs and launch a campaign to prevent tapirs from dying on the road. The signs were placed on the South Interamerican Highway. The passage of vehicles by this route is the greatest threat to the tapirs, specifically in the area […]

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Patricia Mora: The President has turned a blind eye on the cementazo

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

Patricia Mora, who is part of the commission investigating the irregular loans granted by the Bank of Costa Rica, said that President Luis Guillermo Solís did not comply with all that he promised when he assumed the administration of the Executive power in 2014. According to the legislator, one of the sins committed by Solís […]

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Ecological Blue Flag opens category for “Sustainable Construction”

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The Blue Flag Ecological Program (PBAE) created a new category called “Sustainable Construction”, which aims to motivate and recognize architectural, engineering and construction projects that reduce the effects of climate change. In addition, those who contribute to the Sustainable Development Objectives (ODS) promulgated by the UN, which Costa Rica has assumed as part of the […]

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Mexico Hospital urgently needs blood donors

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The Blood Bank of the Mexican Hospital is making an emergency call because it requires donors of blood of any type. The Blood Bank of this hospital has a significant lack of the vital liquid and according to Dr. Jacqueline Duque, head of the service, they are on the verge of suspending surgeries in the […]

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Guanacaste closes National Parks due to tropical depression

October 5, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) announced that safety reasons and population prevention compelled them to close several national parks and wild refuges of the province of Guanacaste until further notice. The closed places are: Santa Rosa National Park. Rincón de la Vieja National Park. Junquillal Bay Wildlife Refuge. Barra Honda National Park. The […]

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