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Who Reads The Tico Times?

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George Prosser bought 14 hectares of property in Golfito in 1993 for $8,000, after seeing an ad in a small Los Angeles paper called...
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Sculptors Shape Community in Barva

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Carved stone faces stare out at the square surrounding Barva Central Park. These lithic guardians of the park surround small patches of green and...
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Hilton Papagayo Resort Bides Its ‘All-Inclusive’ Time on Culebra Bay

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Can’t remember who said this, but I agree: “The older I get, the more stars I want in my hotel.” The older I get, the...
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British Embassy Helps Restore Historic Greytown Nicaragua

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GREYTOWN – On June 21 British Ambassador Tom Kennedy helped with the installation of new signs marking historical sites of the old British ghost...
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Barceló Hotel Chain Welcomes Arbitration

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MANAGUA – Spanish hotel giant Grupo Barceló welcomed the Ortega administration’s decision to take the hotel chain to international arbitration court over $1.4 million...
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Inspired by Téllez, Nicaragua’s Anti-Ortega Movement Growing Fast

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MANAGUA – Slightly more than a month ago, before declaring a hunger strike that inspired a nation to join in protest against the government,...
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‘Marianita’ Case Revives Abortion Debate

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MANAGUA – The shocking case of a pre-adolescent rape victim having to undergo an “illegal therapeutic abortion” last week has revived the debate on...
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Managua Cracks Down on Illegal Trash Dumping

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Nicaragua’s National Police don’t have the authority to confiscate trucks or horsedrawn carriages being used to dump trash illegally throughout the city, despite the...
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U.S. Pledges to Help Protect Cocibolca

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MANAGUA – After accompanying President Daniel Ortega on a boat tour across LakeCocibolca’s contaminated waters, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Mike Leavitt...
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To Many Ticos, Chávez a Sight for Sore Eyes

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Turned off by long lines at state hospitals,  some 800 Ticos have traveled to Venezuela for free eye surgery over the last few years,...
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