Costa Rica Renowned as Peaceful Haven in Central America
Julie Hauserman reports from Costa Rica, the "Switzerland of Central America," noting its no army stance, high literacy and民主, strong democracy, and thriving nature tourism. She contrasts stable Costa Rica with neighboring turmoil, cites refugees from El Salvador and Nicaragua, and describes pensionados, protests, and stunning Monteverde cloud forests with vivid local color.
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Canada’s U.N. envoy Stephen Lewis expected to step down
Stephen Lewis, Canada’s U.N. ambassador, says a four year term is natural and hints at leaving in 1988. The former Ontario NDP leader, 50, seeks a quieter life, rules out politics, and plans to write a book and continue African-focused work after his UN posting. He praises Canada’s role on South Africa apartheid and African recovery efforts.
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Ohio lawmaker urges urgent food aid for Ethiopia crisis
Rep. Tony Hall of Ohio warns that immediate and additional food aid pledges must surface within weeks to avert a potential famine in Ethiopia. He noted limited post April 1 commitments and warned millions could face starvation starting in April after a fact-finding trip.
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