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Non-traditional junk will be collected in Alajuela

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Residents of Palmares may discard the “non-traditional junk”. This will be the third and last non-traditional waste campaign of the year. It will take place during the first two weeks of December. The goal is to decrease mosquito breeding sites. It also aims to avoid that the residues end up in vacant lots, streets or […]

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“Si no lo vives, no lo entiendes” concert will help students from La Pitahaya Special Education Center

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

With “Si no lo vives, no lo entiendes” concert, students from La Pitahaya Special Education Center will close the celebrations of the National Week of the Rights of people with Disabilities. Érica Ulate, a professor at the educational institution, explained that it is the fifth consecutive year in which they perform the concert. However, in […]

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Traffic signals are disappearing

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MOPT) invests 100 million colones each year to replace traffic signals, including the ones that suffer all kind of vandalism: from receiving graffiti until “magically” disappearing. The Criminal Code provides a 5-to-30-day imprisonment penalty for those who damage a traffic signal. However, during 2016, suspects have not been […]

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Azoriano boat was finally removed from Brasilito beach

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The removal of the Azoriano shrimp boat, which sank last week in Brasilito Beach, Guanacaste, was completed. As reported by Nelson Soto, from the Bureau of Navigation and Safety of the Port Maritime Division of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport, authorities managed to remove almost all the remains of the vessel, such as […]

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A baby sloth and a baby monkey were rescued

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

In October, a sloth was rescued in Simón Bolívar Park, after apparently falling from its mother and being abandoned in the place. The small animal was already located in a marshy area of the zoo. According to Melissa Salas, assistant of Fundación Administradora from the Park (FUNDAZOOO), it hasn’t received a name yet, because they […]

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Daniel Ortega won the Nicaraguan elections

November 8, 2016 by Staff News Writer

The Supreme Electoral Council (CSE) officially announced the re-election of president of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega who won in Sunday’s election with 72.5% of votes. In addition, his wife, Rosario Murillo, will be Vice President of the Republic. 42.8% of the electorate refused to vote. According to official data, Ortega was favored by 1,803,944 votes, while […]

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