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The Surfside ASADA has cald for an Extraordinary Meetingfor July 3rd, to elect Board Members to replace those who have resigned.
The Ministerio de Hacienda has extended the deadline to submit the mandatory Shareholder Registration for Corporations.
The Costa Rica government has announced the closure of non-essential business in the Central Region, while keeping the international airports, hotels and tourism operators to remain open.
One of the topics addressed Tuesday during the weekly Governing Council meeting, Gustavo Segura, Minister of Tourism, informed the Government Council on Tuesday that the board of directors of the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) approved the signing of an agreement with the National Institute of Women (INAMU) to promote gender equality in the industry, tourism, the prevention of violence against women and the construction of safe tourist environments for women who travel alone.
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The Directors of the Surfside Property Owners Association have developed a plan to install CCTV cameras on public roads throughout the community in an effort to discourage break ins and theft.
Our community known as Surfside Estates was designed with the inclusion of large continuous green zone areas running from the easternmost boundary to the ocean.
The Surfside Property Owners Association (SPOA) has released an released an update. The first since back in April of 2020 when they released the first quarter financial statement.
There are still a few of us who remember the original Flamingo Marina before it closed in 2003.
The 360 Splendor del Pacifico, aka 360 Flamingo, is a marvel overlooking both beautiful Flamingo Beach and the Potrero Bay, home of the new Marina Flamingo Project.
Max Arata representing the Marina Flamingo Development Group announced the beginning of prep work for the new Marina.
Florida Ice and Farm Company (FIFCO) has confirmed that they have fired approximately 500 people, just weeks before Christmas.
The Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia restarted scheduled flights this Saturday, September 5, upon receiving its first flight with passengers from the United States of America, after 170 days of closure due to the Covid19 related health emergency.
Once again the government leaders of Costa Rica have changed their mind on policy at the last minute, although they have their reasons.
The Ministerio de Hacienda has extended the deadline to submit the mandatory Shareholder Registration for Corporations.
The Costa Rica government has announced the closure of non-essential business in the Central Region, while keeping the international airports, hotels and tourism operators to remain open.
One of the topics addressed Tuesday during the weekly Governing Council meeting, Gustavo Segura, Minister of Tourism, informed the Government Council on Tuesday that the board of directors of the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) approved the signing of an agreement with the National Institute of Women (INAMU) to promote gender equality in the industry, tourism, the prevention of violence against women and the construction of safe tourist environments for women who travel alone.