AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoHistoric Culture: Librería Lehmann will permanently close after 130 years in downtown San José, with the final day set for Saturday, June 20. Weather Watch: Tropical Wave No. 12 is expected to bring heavy rains and thunderstorms across Costa Rica this Tuesday, with the North Pacific and Nicoya hit hardest. Courts & Environment: Costa Rica’s Constitutional Court accepted an appeal that suspends logging permits for 748 trees at Playa Panamá in Guanacaste. Public Safety & Prisons: Justice authorities removed 263 microwave ovens from prisons as part of tighter rules on what can enter facilities. Crime & Justice: Costa Rica arrested a man in Limón wanted by the U.S. for alleged cocaine trafficking, and courts cleared the last domestic hurdle for the extradition of “Macho Coca” to the U.S. Tourism & Business: ICT’s new tourism chief says he’ll cut red tape and push more flights, while birdwatching continues to grow as a major tourism niche. Regional Politics: President Laura Fernández defended a cordial stance toward Nicaragua, drawing sharp criticism from former leaders and Claudia Dobles.
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