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Constitutional Chamber orders the Legislative Assembly to broadcast sessions

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The Constitutional Chamber ordered the Legislative Assembly to adopt the necessary measures so that within a maximum period of nine months, the dissemination of legislative information through other channels of communication other than the Internet is guaranteed. The entity ordered Carolina Hidalgo, president of the Congress, to adopt the measures, but in a means of […]

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More than 40 people have been arrested after nine days of national strike

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

After nine days of national strike in protest against the tax reform project, the Ministry of Public Security (MSP) confirmed that 44 people have been arrested. Of that amount, the majority have been arrested the province of Limón for looting, rioting and carrying homemade bombs, among others. The report was published this Tuesday by the […]

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More than 300 motions await the fiscal plan

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

Lawmakers presented 373 motions of reiteration on the bill to strengthen public finances to be discussed in the Legislative Plenary. The data was confirmed in the Secretariat of the Directory where the documents had to be presented. Legislators had time to present the motions until the end of the second parliamentary session, which took place […]

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OIJ asks for help to find assassins of foreign businessman

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The Judicial Investigation Organization (OIJ) need the help of the citizens in order to obtain new information to clarify the murder of a US businessman named Martin, 74 years old. This man, originally from Los Angeles, California, lived for several years in Costa Rica, where he established a hotel in Playa Tamarindo-Guanacaste. On April 1st, […]

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Government and unions will face each other on Wednesday

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

The government and the unions will have a first approach this Wednesday, after a week of the general strike started by the public sector unions against the tax plan. On Tuesday afternoon, the Executive Power clarified that this will be a preliminary meeting to the negotiation. In this meeting, the conditions will be established to […]

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Nearly 50 Public Security officials injured during blockades

September 19, 2018 by Staff News Writer

A total of 49 officers of the Public Force had to be assisted during the operations to rehabilitate the passage through public roads blocked by protesters from September 12th to 17th. Of these officials, 46 were treated in ambulances for attacks with stones, while two were treated by the National Insurance Institute, and one was […]

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