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Archives for August 2019

Taitelbaum defense contradicts victim testimony and blames dead accountant

August 27, 2019 by Staff News Writer

Ofelia Taitelbaum’s lawyer, Fabio Oconitrillo, insisted that it is a debate with political dyes. Oconitrillo also said that the proceedings before the Treasury were administered by an accountant named Vargas who died before the trial, so Taitelbaum was unaware of the efforts made. The legal representative also described the victim’s testimony as “not credible, or […]

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Authorities investigate alleged incursion of Nicaraguan army in Costa Rica

August 27, 2019 by Staff News Writer

The Costa Rican authorities investigate an alleged incursion of the Nicaraguan army into Costa Rican territory that would have ended with the death of a man from the neighboring country. According to the information handled by the Ministry of Public Security, the incident would have occurred on Monday at around 12:30 pm in the Pocosol […]

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Commission rejects text to legalize strikes in essential services

August 27, 2019 by Staff News Writer

The text that sought to legalize strikes in essential services was rejected on Monday by a large majority of the legislators that make up the special commission that processes that bill. Of the seven congressmen who make up the legislative body, six voted against the initiative: Carlos Ricardo Benavides and Yorleni León, from the National […]

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Strong winds wreaked havoc on Cartago

August 27, 2019 by Staff News Writer

Strong winds wreaked havoc in several areas of Cartago on Sunday. Leonel Jiménez, supervisor of the Fire Department reported that received alerts for falling trees and affected power lines in various parts of the province. Several houses lost the roof after the strong winds and the neighbors of Capellades, Pacayas, Oreamuno and Quircot were the […]

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This is why Costa Rica is the most relaxing destination in the world

August 26, 2019 by Staff News Writer

The American international magazine CEOWorld, aimed at the high-ranking corporate public, said that Costa Rica has stood out as the most relaxing destination in the world for 2019. As indicated in the Happiness Index of the study, some of the reasons that led Costa Rica to obtain this position are the characteristics of peace and […]

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Citizen group marched against unions

August 26, 2019 by Staff News Writer

No more blockages, no more school closures, no more luxury salary incentives and no more cancellation of health services because of union strikes. These are some of the requests of a citizen group that demonstrated in San José on Sunday morning. They left at about 10:30 am from Parque La Merced towards the Park of […]

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