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Monthly Archives: July, 2009

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Let the (World Surfing) Games Begin!

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The biggest sporting event in the history of Costa Rica has arrived. This week, teams from over 30 countries arrived at Costa Rican shores to...
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Heredia-San José Train Ready to Roll

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The eagerly awaited opening of a railway between San José and its northern neighbor, Heredia, is on track. Service for the Heredia-San José train is...
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Seniors Catch a Break, Are Less Susceptible to Flu

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Until last week, the A(H1N1) flu virus had not claimed the lives of any senior citizen living in Costa Rica, according to official records...
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Women’s Health Issues Continue to Challenge C.R.

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While Costa Rica may be making strides in the health and welfare of its citizens, there remain some areas in which the country is...
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Respected Journalist Matthew Kenny Dies

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Matthew Kenny, a long-time Latin American correspondent with United Press International and a good friend of Costa Rica and this newspaper, died in Miami,...
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New Rules for Marine Protected Areas Defined

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More than 10 years ago, Costa Rica passed the Biodiversity Law to better protect its rich wildlife and regulate the responsible use of its...
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Costa Rica Replete With Geothermal Hot Spots

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Fifth in a Series on Energy in Costa Rica   Costa Rica is red hot with spots to generate geothermal energy (see map). Thanks to a landscape...
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As Crisis Drags On, OAS Gains Relevance

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WASHINGTON, D.C.  It seems the stodgy old Organization of American States has grabbed more headlines in the last two months than it’s generated in...
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Central American Leaders Commit to Road Improvements

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HACIENDA PINILLA, Guanacaste – The eight-day trek from Puebla, Mexico, to Panama over Central America’s winding highways may be getting shorter under a new...
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Zelaya Creates Pocket of Resistance

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OCOTAL, Nicaragua – Hondurans answered their ousted president’s call this week to cross the border and support him in his bid to return to...
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