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A look back at Pocho the crocodile funeral

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In this Throwback Thursday we look back at one of the world's most beloved crocodiles, Pocho.
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Costa Rica History: An Ancient Indigenous Uprising

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For a unique look into Costa Rica's past, you can't do much better than the 1913 book, "History of the discovery and conquest of...
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Coffee Photography: An Old Costa Rican Coffee Plantation

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The country is rich in gold, silver and copper, but its chief trade is in coffee, bananas and bar-gold, and it has been called the Coffee Republic.
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When Bocas del Toro, Panama was part of Costa Rica

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Look closely at this mid-1800s map of Costa Rica, and you might spot some major differences. 
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Roosevelt’s Costa Rica fishing trip to Isla del Coco

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Did you know that U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited Costa Rica's Isla del Coco? Thanks to Larry Chastain we were able to get and digitize...
Arts and Culture

Costa Rica Sports History: A soccer match at The Old National Stadium

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Soccer in Costa Rica has come a long way.
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Remembering John F. Kennedy’s speech at UCR in Costa Rica

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Kennedy became the first sitting U.S. President to make an appearance in Costa Rica. 
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Costa Rica Thanksgiving recipes with a Tico Twist

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Thanksgiving, or acción de gracias in Spanish, is an all-American tradition that has made its way into the heart of Costa Rica. A large...
Arts and Culture

The birth of the Pan-American Highway in Costa Rica

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I've always believed that the direction of my life was set by the birth of the Pan-American Highway (a.k.a. Inter-American Highway).
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San José, Costa Rica: One of the first cities with electricity

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In 1884, San José, Costa Rica, became one of the first cities in the world to be illuminated with electric lighting.
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