Costa Rica's Ombudsman's Office said the government put business interests above the public good when it signed a contract authorizing private developers...
MANAGUA – Skinnier and on the verge of serious health problems, legendary guerrilla leader Dora María Téllez ended her 12-day hunger strike yesterday and...
President Oscar Arias formally has accepted Peter Cianchette, a Maine businessman and politician, as U.S.Costa Rica. ambassador to
Cianchette, 46, who met with Arias...
MANAGUA – Comandante Dora María Téllez has decided to continue with her hunger strike, today entering its 10th day, following a ruling Wednesday afternoon...
In a historic moment for Costa Rica, President Oscar Arias signed a law yesterday that will end the state’s 59-year-old monopoly on telecommunications services.
The...
Ottón Solís, a likely 2010 presidential candidate, celebrated his return to Costa Rica and to politics yesterday after teaching in Florida for five months.
In...
Faced with unhappy parents and tough competition from other schools, the private CountryDay School plans to build a bigger, more modern campus near Ciudad...
Costa Rica just dodged an international bullet.
With a May 30 deadline looming for the Legislative Assembly to pass anti-terrorism legislation, the international intelligencesharing Egmont...
