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Diesel Spills from Pipeline in Alajuela

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A hole in a pipe led to a spill of 5,600 liters of diesel in Villa Bonita, Alajuela, Tuesday morning, according to a statement...
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Survey Says Tico Teens Don’t Understand AIDS

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Most young Costa Ricans have no idea how AIDS is transmitted, according to a recent study sponsored by the country’s Social Security System (Caja),...
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No Solution in Sight for Broken Airport Lights

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The lights that help guide jetliner pilots landing at JuanSantamaríaInternationalAirport west of San José on foggy nights have been out since 2004, and officials...
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Urbanization a Fact, U.N. Report Confirms

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Ask a middle-class Tico in San José where he’d most like to live, and the answer is almost invariably the same: Anywhere but San...
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Dengue Fever Makes Fierce Comeback

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The Arias administration is declaring “Peace with Nature” – a concrete initiative to help the country protect its natural resources and promote international cooperation...
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President Arias Declares ‘Peace with Nature’

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The Arias administration is declaring “Peace with Nature” – a concrete initiative to help the country protect its natural resources and promote international cooperation...
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Proposed Law would Ban Spanking of Kids

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Is a parent who spanks her misbehaving child exercising a parental right, or violating human rights? A group of activists lobbying to make corporal punishment...
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Second Life Lingo

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If you are anything like this journalist, you will need to brush up on your Second Life lingo, a language of its own, before...
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NASA Gearing Up For Costa Rica Mission

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The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will begin flights over Costa Rica July 16 as part of a $12 million project to...
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Bridges to Help Prevent Monkey Electrocution

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Monkeys will now be able to cross the road in safety, thanks to three newly constructed “monkey bridges” in Playa Negra, in the northwest...
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