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Costa Rican health program extolled by U.N. agency

Posted on November 16th, 2009 by admin

GUATEMALA CITY – Brazilian corruption busters, a “comfort-food” startup by California-based Mexicans and a Costa Rican doctor who treats Panamanian indigenous people won the top three awards Friday at the Fifth Social Innovation Fair at this Central American capital’s San Carlos University.
The winners – earning $30,000, $20,000 and $15,000 respectively from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation [...]

Florida Judge: $97M Nicaraguan Judgment Against Dole Unenforceable

Posted on October 26th, 2009 by admin

Florida judge has said a $97 million judgment against U.S. food giant Dole and Dow Chemical Co. cannot be enforced because the Nicaraguan court that issued it neither had jurisdiction nor met international legal standards.
A trial court in Chinandega, Nicaragua, had awarded the money in 2005 to 150 Nicaraguan citizens who said they worked on [...]

Judge can’t enforce $97M judgment against Dole

Posted on October 21st, 2009 by admin

MIAMI — A Florida judge has said a $97 million judgment against U.S. food giant Dole and Dow Chemical Co. cannot be enforced because the Nicaraguan court that issued it neither had jurisdiction nor met international legal standards.
A trial court in Chinandega, Nicaragua, had awarded the money in 2005 to 150 Nicaraguan citizens who said [...]

Former president’s trial coming to a close

Posted on October 5th, 2009 by admin

Monday marks a possible end to a five-year ordeal for one of Costa Rica’s leading families – a time during which a former president served a five-month prison sentence, a major political party bordered on disintegration and a trial with 150-witnesses lasted 11 months at a San José courthouse.
On Monday, former President Rafael Angel Calderón [...]