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United Airlines to Stop Daily Flight to Guatemala

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GUATEMALA CITY – U.S. air carrier United Airlines will stop flying to Guatemala next September due to price increases in fuel costs, according to...
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Cuba, Venezuela Take ALBA to New Depths

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HAVANA – Starting in the first half of 2010, Cuba expects to use a “shark-proof” underwater fiber-optic cable that will connect the island with...
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Nicaragua Is Not Happy With C.R.’s Gold Mine

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Nicaragua has stepped up pressure on Costa Rica to reverse a decision to allow open-pit gold mining at Las Crucitas, near the San Juan...
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Scientists to Put Transmitters On Sharks off Isla del Coco

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For the first time in Costa Rica, this week a group of scientists placed tracking devices on sharks off Isla del Coco, an uninhabited...
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Environmental Group Faces Defamation Suit

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Environmental organization Asociación Conservacionista Yiski and its president, María Elena Fournier, plan to fight a defamation lawsuit filed by a former environment vice minister...
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C.R. Faces Grenada In World Cup Qualifier

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Costa Rica’s national soccer team will play Grenada Saturday in a qualifying match for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. The Tico team...
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MarViva Patrol Harassed By Fishing Fleet

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A patrol boat for the ocean conservation group MarViva was allegedly surrounded by fishing boats and harassed as it attempted to remove apparently illegal...
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Arias Pardons 2 Felons, Despite Contrary Advice

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President Oscar Arias has pardoned two convicted felons, Guillermo Umaña, 21, for drug dealing, and Laura Castro, 31, for aggravated robbery. The clemencies brought an...
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U.S. Navy’s 4th Fleet to Sail the Latin Seas

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The United States Navy announced it is reactivating its 4th Fleet to patrol the Pacific and Atlantic, with a focus on Latin America and...
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Animal Society Says Drought Danger Continues

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While much of Costa Rica is dealing with the effects of too much rain, for the drought-stricken Northern Zone, it is too little, too...
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