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Minister Alvarado declared that the opposition wants to negatively affect Guillermo Solís’ government

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Full of satisfaction for achieving a renegotiation with JAPDEVA unions, which will help the country to save more than 1,400 million colones, minister of labor Carlos Alvarado was concerned about the opposition’s actions in the Legislative Assembly regarding the public employment bill. The minister believes that legislators want to pass this bill, that has generated many […]

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The municipality of San José and artisans have reached an agreement

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Mayor of San José, Johnny Araya informed on October 7th that the municipality and artisans from 13th Street reached an agreement. The document states that the artisans should move to the new Municipal Market, located next to the Garantías Sociales square, within 3 months. The Municipality of San José built the building two years ago […]

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Authorities rescued a sea turtle in Moín

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Coast Guard officials from the Ministry of Public Security rescued a huge sea turtle, seriously wounded by a harpoon that pierced part of its shell. An alert was received and after an intense search, authorities found the two people who were transporting the reptile. Despite the injuries, the animal is still alive and it was […]

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Costa Rica and Panama are working together to solve the migration problem

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

President of Costa Rica Luis Guillermo Solís and his countpart from Panama, Juan Carlos Varela, met on October 7th and they reached a series of conclusions to look for a solution to the illegal migration problem that has been affecting both countries for several months. Among the main agreements, it highlights their intention to get […]

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Rice from an indegenous community will be sold in San José

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

Rice produced by Talamanca natives wil reach organic markets in San José. It is called Wö and it aims to promote food sustainability. Wö will be sold by Telire’s Organic Agriculture and Ecotourism Community Association (ACEATA), which is located in the small town of Shuabb. It has 41 families. This community is supported by the […]

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RAS aims to better protect the enviroment

October 10, 2016 by Staff News Writer

A more dignified treatment for workers and greater protection for the environment are two of the goals for the future of sustainable agriculture around the world. They are also part of a new international certification that aims to be a step forward. Brazilian executive director of the Sustainable Agriculture Network (RAS) André de Freitas declared that […]

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