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Costa Rica’s legislative transparency ranks first in Latin America

December 6, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Costa Rica ranks first in the transparency indexes regarding the work of the Congress, the good use of its budget and its administrative management among 13 countries in Latin America, according to a study by the Latin American Network for Legislative Transparency. The study places Costa Rica with 78% in the work of its Congress […]

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According to new survey, Solís and Figueres are seen as strong political leaders

December 6, 2016 by Staff News Writer

A new survey published by the firm CID Gallup assures that Jose María Figueres and Ottón Solís are the two figures with better-perceived political leadership. The study, conducted between November 7th and 16th, consulted 1202 people. When asked who should win the 2018 elections and become the next president, 13% replied that Jose María Figueres, […]

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Legislator on mining company demand: “it was a trick”

December 5, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Third Chamber ended the litigation that held the Canadian mining company Industrias Infinito with legislator Edgardo Araya Sibaja from Frente Amplio, who since 2010 has been sued for alleged defamation to the detriment of the company. During these 6 years the process was canceled several times. As legislator, Araya gave up his political immunity […]

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Companies urgently need 30 bus drivers

December 5, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Due to a shortage of drivers, bus companies are seeking drivers for Eastern routes between San José, San Pedro, Zapote, Curridabat and La Unión. Autotransportes Cesmag, Autotransportes Zapote and Magasoso assured they urgently need to hire 30 new drivers. Those interested should present their resume in the offices of these companies, located in the top […]

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Indigenous reserve asks for help to repair road

December 5, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Neighbors from the indigenous reserve located in Zapatón de Puriscal, have spent 15 days without public transport service because of a landslide that blocked route 318. Gerardo Pérez Vargas, one of the affected neighbors, explained that in order to get to the indigenous reserve, they have to walk 10 kilometers from Mastatal. Threfore, the neighbors […]

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Donations to area affected by Hurricane Otto

December 5, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Network of Pastors and Christian Ministries of San Ramón (REPAMI) delivered donations in the area of San Pedro de San José in Upala, which were received by Christian churches in the canton. Food and toiletries were part of the daily supplies given to families. We are very grateful to God and the people for […]

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