I haven't seen any other posts about this, so I thought some of you may be interested. There was a commentary about prostitution in last Tuesday's online edition of AM Costa Rica titled : "Can officials think clearly in considering prostitution?"
They even mentioned us (indirectly):
Quote:
Other operations cloak their services by claiming they are pensions or hotels. In fact, some have agents on the street handing out promotional material to likely looking prospects (i.e. old, fat Gringos).
These operations are so obvious that some North Americans maintain Web sites that list the brothels or massage parlors and rate them for attractiveness of employees, prices and similar.
I guess the cat is out of the bag—but then it never was in the bag, was it?
For the full article, see:
http://www.amcostarica.com/tuesday.htm