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Archives for June 8, 2018

Commission of fiscal reform starts working with its faith in a substitute project

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The option of a new substitute text is in the horizon of the new commission, which will analyze the project of the fiscal reform. The organ was created this Thursday. However, while this is happening, they will work on organizing to analyze the more than 1,500 motions that were issued on the subject. The commission […]

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Prosecutor warns: bill risks independence of the Public Ministry

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The Attorney General’s Office, commanded by Emilia Navas, warns of a risk to the functional independence of the Public Prosecutor’s Office if the draft law on Restorative Justice is approved. The text, approved in the first reading, seeks the resolution of criminal conflicts in a “humane and integral” way, through a process that would involve […]

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Chancellery turns its eyes to China to attract cooperation

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

During the next four years, the Foreign Ministry will undertake a plan to put Costa Rica back in the eyes of the cooperating countries with China as a priority axis, according to Chancellor and Vice President, Epsy Campbell, who appeared before the International Affairs Committee of the Legislative Assembly on Thursday. Since 2007 when Costa […]

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Minister of Security on the situation in the country: “The picture is gloomy”

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

Security Minister, Michael Soto Rojas, announced on Thursday that the Public Force has a deficit of 5,500 million colones to operate. This was expressed in the Narcotics Commission of the Legislative Assembly where he even assured there are 65 delegations in firing conditions. Soto said that the economic issue surprised him, because he believed that […]

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Prices dropped for the third month, according to INEC

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The general level of prices dropped for the third consecutive month, according to the calculation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), used by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) to estimate inflation. Last May, the variation in prices was -0.11%. This variation was mainly influenced by decreases in the cost of tomatoes, potatoes, […]

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Legislators will analyze cuts in the legislative budget

June 8, 2018 by Staff News Writer

With the aim of reducing expenses in the Legislative Assembly and getting in tune with the issue of financial control, the legislators will sit down and see where their expenses can be reduced. The president of the Congress, Carolina Hidalgo, confirmed that next Monday she will meet with members of the legislative directory and to […]

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