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Fast Paced San Jose

By Sandy at 01/21/07 20:19
As the most cosmopolitan city in all of Central America it is jam packed with office towers, shopping malls, fast-food restaurants, men chatting on cell phones and looks like any other major city in the world. It is the centre of Costa Rican life where world class restaurants offer gourmet fare and night life jumps up every night of the week.

Original source: San Jose Travel Information/Lonely Planet Destination Guide. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / ww. lonelyplanet. com/ worldguide/ destinations/ central -america/ costa -rica/ san -jose, anchor: San Jose]

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Fast Paced San Jose

By Sandy at 01/21/07 20:19
As the most cosmopolitan city in all of Central America it is jam packed with office towers, shopping malls, fast-food restaurants, men chatting on cell phones and looks like any other major city in the world. It is the centre of Costa Rican life where world class restaurants offer gourmet fare and night life jumps up every night of the week.

Original source: San Jose Travel Information/Lonely Planet Destination Guide. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / ww. lonelyplanet. com/ worldguide/ destinations/ central -america/ costa -rica/ san -jose, anchor: San Jose]

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Costa Ricans Fear Losing Tourism

By Sandy at 01/20/07 19:55
Violence and crime in Costa Rica is extremely rare. Costa Ricans (Ticos) are law abiding citizens with complete respect and faith in their laws. However, the onset of an increase in violence has Ticos worried.

Original source: InfoCostarica.com. The Costa Rica Identity

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Costa Ricans Fear Losing Tourism

By Sandy at 01/20/07 19:55
Violence and crime in Costa Rica is extremely rare. Costa Ricans (Ticos) are law abiding citizens with complete respect and faith in their laws. However, the onset of an increase in violence has Ticos worried.

Original source: InfoCostarica.com. The Costa Rica Identity

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New Biological Corridor

By Sandy at 01/20/07 13:57
A biological corridor known as the Path of the Macaws, has been set up in Costa Rica. Flora and fauna unique to the country will be conserved in the region.

Original source: visitcostarica.com. Welcome to the official site of Costa Rica

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New Biological Corridor

By Sandy at 01/20/07 13:57
A biological corridor known as the Path of the Macaws, has been set up in Costa Rica. Flora and fauna unique to the country will be conserved in the region.

Original source: visitcostarica.com. Welcome to the official site of Costa Rica

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Costa Rican Banana Exports

By Wilbur Corncob at 01/18/07 06:06
To meet a 2010 Banana export goal, Costa Rica will need to increase exports by 15% annually. This will require foreign investments of 1,500 million dollars per year.

Original source: Fresh Plaza. Costa Rica expects stable banana exports in 2007

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Costa Rican Banana Exports

By Wilbur Corncob at 01/18/07 06:06
To meet a 2010 Banana export goal, Costa Rica will need to increase exports by 15% annually. This will require foreign investments of 1,500 million dollars per year.

Original source: Fresh Plaza. Costa Rica expects stable banana exports in 2007

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Fishermen Rescued

By Wilbur Corncob at 01/17/07 07:09
Five fishermen, had set off in a small boat from the town of Playas del Coco, Costa Rica last November 16 and were blown into the ocean by fierce winds. They ate the blood and meat of turtles to stay alive.

Original source: The Syndey Morning Herald. Father clung to his young son for five days after ferry sank

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Fishermen Rescued

By Wilbur Corncob at 01/17/07 07:09
Five fishermen, had set off in a small boat from the town of Playas del Coco, Costa Rica last November 16 and were blown into the ocean by fierce winds. They ate the blood and meat of turtles to stay alive.

Original source: The Syndey Morning Herald. Father clung to his young son for five days after ferry sank

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