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Government Ends Testing For 9th-Grade Students

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A recent decision by President Oscar Arias' administration to eliminate national testing in the ninth grade has driven a wedge into the government's National...
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TACA Offers Flights To David, Panama

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Central America's largest airline is now offering a direct flight from San José to David, Panama's second largest city. The TACA flight, which will...
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Oil Consumption Up 7% in 2007

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Despite record prices, Costa Rica's oil consumption continues to reach record levels, with 18.4 million barrels of fuel consumed in 2007. That represents a...
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Costa Rica Bank CEO Steps Down Early

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Banco de Costa Rica's CEO resigned this week after four and a half years in the position, but with two years remaining on his...
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Coffee Producers Sorting Finest Beans

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With the harvest drawing to a close, Costa Rica's coffee growers have begun separating out the cream of their crops for the Taza de...
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Real Estate Giant ERA To Land in Costa Rica

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A U.S. real estate giant has turned its eye on Costa Rica. ERA, a global company with 3,000 franchises around the world, is opening its...
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At New Airpark, Home Is Just a Wing Away

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Those of you who can't bear to be too far from your airplane no longer have to endure that separation anxiety. The first “fly-in” community...
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Third of Businesses Looking for Workers

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It's a good moment to look for a job in Costa Rica. According to a survey carried out by human resources company Manpower, more than...
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C.R. $178M in Black

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Thanks to improved tax collection that helped boost revenues by almost a third, the Costa Rican government finished 2007 with a budget surplus for...
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Made in Costa Rica: Export Growth Slows Down

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Export growth slowed in 2007 as a result of weaker activity in industrial and agricultural exports. Costa Rica exported $9.34 billion worth of goods last...
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