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CONAVI: “there won’t be bottlenecks when we finish the expansion works”

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

General Cañas Highway will undergo several changes with San José-San Ramón road expansion project. Law 9292, published in March 2015 in La Gaceta, establishes some aspects that should be included in the expantion, such as 3 lanes per direction between La Sabana and Monumento del Agua. In addition, the road must have 4 lanes per […]

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A new month starts with rains and a lot of wind

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

It is a new month and although it is usually dry conditions, this time there will be a lot of wind and scattered rains in some areas. Particularly for February 1st, windy conditions on the national territory were anticipated, which will continue to be felt in the North Pacific, Central Valley and the country’s mountain […]

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Trump’s wall and Mexican patriotism

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

The nationalism with which Donald Trump wants to build a new border wall has fueled patriotic engines in Mexico, there are government calls for “national unity” and social networking initiatives to boycott American products and raise three-color flags as profile pictures. Under hashtags #TodosSomosMéxico or #MiPaísEsMejorPorque, senior officials, artists and netizens promoted on Twitter a Mexican […]

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Damage caused by Hurricane Otto will not prevent education

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

Twenty-nine schools were affected by Hurricane Otto last November. However, none of them were declared uninhabitable after an analysis carried out by the public universities of the country, so lessons will start normally. Twenty-six of these schools are in Upala, two are in the South zone and one is in Tortuguero de Limón. Our engineers […]

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Legislators’ massive absence prevents legislative session

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

On Tuesday afternoon, legislators’ massive absence prevented the development of the legislative session. The minimum quorum for sitting (38 lawmakers) was broken by the absence of 20 legislators. Nidia Jiménez, Henry Mora and Víctor Morales Zapata, from the Citizen Action Party (PAC), decided to skip the session, aswell as José Ramírez and Suray Carrillo, from […]

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Piszk to President Solís: “I maintain my composure”

February 1, 2017 by Staff News Writer

Sandra Piszk, legislator from the National Liberation Party, told the President of the Republic she maintains her composure and that everyone else should do the same. The president called on the legislator and asked her to look in the mirror and review her actions while serving as Minister of Labor before criticizing him. Solís gave […]

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