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Comment on My Chocolate experience in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica by crazy sexy fun traveler

crazy sexy fun traveler — Sun, 06 May 2012 01:38:15 +0000

Sounds incredibly interesting! I am a huge lover of chocolate and could eat it every day!

Comment on Immigration agent detained with fist full of U.S. passports by Carol Meeds

Carol Meeds — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 08:35:45 +0000

I feel badly for any of those folks who thought this system of paying for the passport run was a better deal than the more expensive option of actually going to Panama, Many new visitors have been told that the passport run has been going on for years and years. I can understand the temptation to pay to avoid the costly and tedious trip to Panama. and I sincerely hope that some leniency will be granted to them. I am heartened to see the Costa Rica government take recent actions to stop the scoff-laws and corrupt officials.

Comment on Agreement Reached in Panama, Protests Cease, Bocas Shuttle Resumes Normal Schedule by Border to Panama Reopens as Agreement Reached with Protesters : The Talamanca News

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:23:01 +0000

[...] Caribe Shuttle is reporting that an agreement was reached last night between the Panamanian government and the Ngäbe Bugle people ended protests in Panama. The leadership of the Ngäbe Bugle people warned that protests will resume if the agreement is not honored but expressed optimism. [...]

Comment on NOW (temporary) BOAT SERVICE AVAILABLE BETWEEN COSTA RICA AND PANAMA by Agreement Reached in Panama, Protests Cease, Bocas Shuttle Resumes Normal Schedule | Caribe Shuttle Costa Rica

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:15:50 +0000

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Comment on NOW (temporary) BOAT SERVICE AVAILABLE BETWEEN COSTA RICA AND PANAMA by Border to Panama and Bocas del Toro Closed : The Talamanca News

Border to Panama and Bocas del Toro Closed : The Talamanca News — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 03:15:46 +0000

[...] had to cancel their normal services until further notice. However, they creatively have found a way to move people by boat. The only difficulty is that since there is no Costa Rican customs in Puerto Viejo, travelers must [...]

Comment on Border Closed, More Road Blocks – Bocas Shuttle Cancelled by Border to Panama and Bocas del Toro Closed : The Talamanca News

Border to Panama and Bocas del Toro Closed : The Talamanca News — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:03:42 +0000

[...] Shuttle wrote yesterday that after several days of trying to route their passengers around the problems, they have had to [...]

Comment on Director of SINAPROC Alleges that Tourist were Detained by Panamanian Protesters by Panamanian lady

Panamanian lady — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:28:05 +0000

Hello, I read your translation and it has been reported on tv on many channels that people: tourists (from costa rica and other countries too) along with panamanians were in fact kidnapped from the indigenous group. Although they (indigenous) reported to the media the opposite. Unfortunately, today there was a police confrontation with the indigenous group and the strike has ceased Hopefully, there will be some peaceful agreement among both sides. All tourists along with Panamanian citizens have been reported to arrive safely to the city and later will be transported to their destination. I want to apologize for other Panamanians who do not write or express ourselves like the person above (Bocas Denuncia); I’m originally from Bocas del Toro too but believe there are other ways to express ourselves and hatred isn’t one of them.

Comment on Director of SINAPROC Alleges that Tourist were Detained by Panamanian Protesters by jim

jim — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:26:08 +0000

What EXACTLY are they protesting? And, WHO are the protestors pissed at? Tourists? or the GOVT? Are they armed with guns..or jsut clubs & pitch forks?

Comment on Director of SINAPROC Alleges that Tourist were Detained by Panamanian Protesters by Wheatley

Wheatley — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:32:48 +0000

Because of comments from several people like those above, I edited this story to clarify that these allegations were made by a government official and not by the news agency itself. I also softened the term ‘kidnapped’ to ‘detained,’ as it seems that my translation of the word ‘secuestrado’ might have been misrepresentative. I also added a note that there was no report of violence. It seems to me that a lot of people believe the comments of the government to be propaganda. I want clarify that I am not in any way contra to the desires of the protesters, and in fact I do not pretend to understand the mining law under protest, nor the goals of the protesters. My goal here is only to warn travellers of potential problems, delays or dangers in travelling. Clearly this is not a good time to be trying to travel through the areas of protest. I assume that is the intention of protesters when they block streets, to disrupt transportation and cause mayhem in order to get the attention and action of the government. The protesters have succeeded in disrupting transportation and in causing concern to me and my clients. Their job has started well. And with this edited blog my only motivation is realized: travellers are warned of potential problems.

Comment on Director of SINAPROC Alleges that Tourist were Detained by Panamanian Protesters by robert larson

robert larson — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 04:29:24 +0000

bullshit!!!!!!