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Arias’ First 100 Days Get Mixed Reviews

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To mark the first 100 days of his presidency, Oscar Arias returned to the theme that brought him international fame: peace and disarmament. Before...
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Taiwanese Minister Visits, Signs Hospital Donation

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Taiwanese Foreign Minister James C. F. Huang visited Costa Rica this week to make official his country’s $15 million gift to the Social Security...
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Panama Issues Arrest Warrant for Alemán

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MANAGUA – Legal analysts claim a Panamanian arrest warrant issued for former President Arnoldo Alemán (1997-2002), his wife and two of his close associates...
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Taiwan Shows Interest In Panama Canal Expansion

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PANAMA CITY – Taiwan’s foreign minister announced this week that his country is interested in participating in the project to enlarge the Panama Canal,...
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Hondurans Take Aim at Private Military Firm

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TEGUCIGALPA – Two Honduran men say they took jobs with a U.S. company to go to Iraq as security guards, but once there the...
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Mekatelyou: The Unique Creole Language of Limón, Costa Ric

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They sometimes call it Mekatelyou, which means, Let me tell you. It's what the black folks in the Caribbean province of Limón speak. Some...
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Gas Prices Increase Again

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The price of gas has increased for the eighth time this year. The Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP) approved the price increase last week...
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Tibetan Monks Offer Buddhist Workshops

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Just days after an estimated 2.5 million people traveled to Cartago to visit La Negrita, Costa Rica’s patron saint, six Tibetan monks arrived from...
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Israeli Ambassador Discusses Mideast War

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These are trying times for a beleaguered Israel as it engages in combat with forces in neighboring Lebanon, in a war that holds popular...
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Parties Scramble to Delay Immigration Law

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With Costa Rica’s new Immigration Law scheduled to take effect tomorrow, Legislative Assembly members attempted this week to move forward on a bill that...
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