On September 21, 2009 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, Costa Rican President Oscar Arias met with Hillary Rodham Clinton to discuss the San Jose Accords negotiated by Oscar Aries between President Zelaya and the de facto regime in Honduras.  Costa Rica has long been considered the Switzerland of Latin America so it’s no wonder that Oscar Arias, respected as a global leader, would be called upon when tough decision regarding neighboring Latin American countries need additional leadership.

When the coup in Honduras forced President Zelaya to leave the country Costa Rica was the safe haven that took him in and here he was able to exchange views with President Arias and come up with his next step after being forced to leave the Presidency.  There will need to be continued conversations and negotiations between President Zelaya and the de facto regime in order to facilitate a peaceful transition of presidential power during the upcoming November election and signing the San Jose Accords could possibly open the door to this communication.

The idea is to get Honduras back to constitutional and democratic order, for President Zelaya to sign the  San Jose Accord and that no further violence continue in Honduras simply a peaceful way to find common ground.  Costa Rica time and again has been called upon when peaceful outcomes, democracy and the need for mediation exists.

This is yet another reason why doing business in Costa Rica is becoming commonplace among foreigners.  The idea of doing business in Nicaragua, Honduras and even Mexico is a tough sell these days when you think about the un-stable economic and political climate of certain Latin American Countries.  Costa Rica continues to have one of the most stable economic and political structures in all of Latin America.

Offshore Outsourcing for multinational companies as well as headquarters here are changing the counties highest revenue producing sources of income from tourism, coffee and fruit export to IT Outsourcing, Call Centers and technological manufacturing companies for the United States.  Now is the time to take advantage of the opportunity that exists today for doing business and outsourcing in Costa Rica.  

by Omar Pinto

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