Archives for May 2018

The Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers (AyA) warned the population that its officials do not visit homes as part of their routine and only perform work inside the buildings and private buildings with properly identified staff with prior notification and coordination by AyA. All our employees are identified with the card and their respective photograph, […]

The Municipality of Orotina will invest around ¢600 million in a project whose main objective will be to expand the capacity of the different systems of collection and channeling of rainwater in order to prevent flooding in the public spaces of the urban area. In a document of the Comptroller’s Office dated April 30th it […]

The Fire Department responded to an incident on Thursday afternoon at the San Juan de Dios hospital. According to the report, there was a fire in the laundry ovens of the site. Units of the Central stations, Barrio Mexico and Barrio Luján went there to control the fire. There were also 10 Red Cross members […]

The Executive Power seeks that all institutions linked to the energy and environment sectors have a plan ready to investigate, produce, and market hydrogen as fuel in six months. One of the first decrees of this administration was signed by the president, who took office on Tuesday, along with Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, head of the […]

Rafael Caro Quintero, a Mexican drug trafficker, is on the list of the 10 most wanted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), which also mentioned in a press conference that he is the leader of the Sinaola Cartel, from Costa Rica to Mexico. The US Department of State Narcotics Rewards Program offers a reward […]

On Monday, José Fabio Pizarro Espinoza, former director of the Public Force during the second Oscar Arias government, pled guilty of international drug trafficking crimes and underwent an abbreviated procedure in which he was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the Criminal Court of Santa Cruz, Guanacaste. Pizarro Espinoza was convicted along with a […]