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San José, Mar 14 (Prensa Latina) Speeding up at least five bills is among actions to confront with insecurity in Costa Rica, closely associated with drug trafficking.

The defendant-Father’s contacts with Switzerland were limited to short trips consisting of visiting with the plaintiff-Mother and their children and some light tourism, plus calls with the children and coordination with Mother to arrange his informal support for the children. Following the reasoning of Miller v. Kite, 313 N.C. 474 (1985), we uphold the trial ...

The European Court ruling in Halet v. Luxembourg signals a move towards stronger protection of whistleblowers in Europe. 

Feb 11, 2023 - The Third Chamber of Administrative Litigation of the Supreme Court provisionally suspended the seventh, eighth, and ninth articles of Municipal Agreement 142

Feb 11, 2023 - The Third Chamber of Administrative Litigation of the Supreme Court provisionally suspended the seventh, eighth, and ninth articles of Municipal Agreement 142

A Turkish jihadist, convicted twice on terrorism charges because he planned to join the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and who disseminated propaganda on behalf of the terrorist organization on social media and communicated with ISIS members, was

Dec 06, 2022 - Deputy Panama Mayor Judy Meana was in the firing line at Tuesday’s Municipal Council meeting in the absence of José Luis José F&aa

Ruling SCJ-TS-22-0989 of the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice, dated September 30, 2022, explains the characteristics that a receipt of…

Nov 20, 2022 - After his aborted attempt to bring back a beach to Panama’s waterfront at a cost of over $100 million the city’s mayor José Luis Fáb

Nov 20, 2022 - After his aborted attempt to bring back a beach to Panama’s waterfront at a cost of over $100 million the city’s mayor José Luis Fáb