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Anticipated discounts for Costa Rica electricity rates suspended

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Eight days after the announcement of a decrease in nationwide electricity rates by the Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP), the Administrative Contention Court ordered...
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Congress to speed up permit process for tourist transport

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Costa Rica legislators are considering a bill that would make it easier for tour operators to obtain permits for vehicles. As the law stands now,...
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Tamarindo police avoid eviction

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Following months of uncertainty, the police in the northern Pacific Costa Rican town of Tamarindo can now be certain of one thing — they...
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Jacó region scores big with 70,000-plus spectators at World Surfing Games

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The International Surfing Association (ISA) 2009 World Surfing Games, held in Playa Hermosa and Jacó from Aug. 1-8, was officially the most attended and...
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Costa Rica to process residency applications for foreign professionals more quickly

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A new method for processing residency requests is expected to slice the wait time by a third and create greater fluidity in legalizing professional...
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Honduras’ presidential campaigns start marred by crisis

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Campaigning for Honduras´ Nov. 29 presidential election is set to begin this week amid high tensions as domestic and international pressure continues to build...
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Newcomers Club Holds First Meeting of Season

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The Newcomers Club of Costa Rica will hold its first meeting of the new season Sept. 1 at Hacienda Valle del Sol in Santa...
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Auction to Benefit Tico Schoolchildren

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Every child dreams of finding a rainbow’s pot of gold. That’s the inspiration of a fundraising auction being held by the Women’s Club of...
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El Niño Behind This Year’s Rain Drop-off

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The typical Central Valley rainy season scene of black umbrellas bobbing up and down along Avenida Central has been absent lately. Sunshine has been the...
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Let There Be More Light In San José Parks at Night

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Things are looking bright for downtown San José – at least where parks are nearby.  A campaign to light up the parks in central San...
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