
Costa
Rican scientists need covid-19
survivors to donate blood
In order to advance
the development of treatment for
patients with covid-19,
scientists who are working on
the production of treatment. ➡️ Continue reading
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Green
alert throughout the
country due to hurricane
season
The
recent emergencies due to
rains marks the beginning of
the hurricane season. ➡️
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reading
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$8
million-plus pipeline
construction begins in
Guanacaste
Work began on the
expansion of the Bagaces Canton
pipeline in Guanacaste Province.
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The U.S.
donated two million doses
of hydroxychloroquine to
Brazil
On Sunday the
White House announced the U.S.
Government has delivered two
million doses of
hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to the
people of Brazil. ➡️ Continue
reading
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Deputies
warn of a possible outbreak
of covid-19 in Nicaragua
For more
than 15 days, the Nicaraguan deputy
of the Liberal Constitutionalist
Party, Roger Reyes had to be absent
from the plenary session. ➡️ Continue reading
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A tide of
marine disease is rising, says study
Warming events are
increasing in magnitude and severity,
threatening many ecosystems worldwide.
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Telethon
raised $35,000-plus to help artists
This weekend’s
24 hour, Telethon for the Culture
fundraising project, raised $35,146 to
help artists and entertainment workers
economically affected by the pandemic.
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Transport
of merchandise returns to
normal
after agreement with Nicaragua
After the
agreement between the authorities of
Costa Rica and Nicaragua, the
transportation of goods by land in
Central America. ➡️ Continue reading
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