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Archives for May 3, 2018

New increase in the price of fuels

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

If you didn’t fill the tank of your vehicle before midnight on Thursday, you missed your chance. RECOPE reported a new increase in the price of fuels to be enforced from early morning on Friday. Super gasoline increased ₡ 20, so the liter is now in ₡ 662; the plus increased ₡ 19 and the […]

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On May 8th there will be restricted access to Plaza de la Democracia and nearby areas

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The ceremony for the transfer of powers will be held next Tuesday in Plaza de la Democracia, which will involve a security device that will close streets surrounding the event site. From 6 am, vehicular and pedestrian access will be restricted from the National Park until the Courts of Justice. Only the duly accredited media […]

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Carlos Alvarado and his cabinet will go to Traspaso ceremony by bus

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

On May 8th, President-elect Carlos Alvarado will make a tour of the main roads of the capital to reach Plaza de la Democracia. Alvarado, his wife Claudia Dobles, and his cabinet will meet at the Costa Rican Art Museum in La Sabana and from there they will take a bus that will take them to […]

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Presidential House: Cementazo “is just like any other issue in the country”

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

President Luis Guillermo Solís said on Wednesday that he did not mention the Cementazo scandal in his accountability speech because “it was not necessary,” stating that it was explained in the document. There was no shortage of criticism from legislators and several sectors, so Presidential House responded this Thursday, assuring that what happened around the […]

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Solís blames the people for not approving the Tax Reform

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

President Solís knows the non-approval of the tax reform during his administration is his responsibility as well as the previous group of legislators’, but he says the people are also responsible. The president will leave the Presidential House without the approval of the new taxes to alleviate the fiscal situation in Costa Rica, despite his […]

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Costa Rican family found shade under one of the most toxic plants in the country

May 3, 2018 by Staff News Writer

A quiet Sunday on Cabuyal Beach scared the life out of Carlos Agüero, his wife Maricruz Herrera, and their two and three-year old children. The residents of Belén, Heredia, found shade under a tree to rest throughout the day. The children were playing and manipulating the fruits of the tree that protected them from the […]

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