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EU Trade Agreement on Hold

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The Honduran crisis is delaying trade agreement negotiations between Central America and the European Union (EU), as diplomats wait to see how the political...
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U.S. Steps Up Efforts in Honduran Negotiations

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The U.S. State Department this week joined the political fray in Honduras just as the calendar marked four months since the toppling of President...
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Spanish Program a Two-Way Street

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When United States citizens Jerri and Daniel Spitzer go out for dinner on a Friday night, their conversation always is dominated by one topic:...
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Engineer’s Report Warned Of Bridge Dangers

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The bridge collapse and subsequent death of five people could have been avoided had the government taken heed of an engineer’s report in 2006,...
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Unemployment Rises To 20-Year High

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The unemployment rate in Costa Rica has reached its highest recorded level in over 20 years, jumping to 7.8 percent in 2009, up from...
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Expo Welcomes Telecom Competition

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Costa Rica’s newly opened telecommunication market was on display last week as 40 national and global companies participated in Expo-Telecom at the Hotel Real...
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Budget Approval Sends Green Light to Projects

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Costa Rica’s Finance Ministry got the good news Tuesday night that lawmakers had approved the national budget for the remainder of the year. Approval...
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Whole Foods Bets on Sustainability

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Walter Robb says a business committed to social responsibility is on the right path toward changing the world. He says he’s seen evidence of...
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EARTH University Works For the Planet

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Passing through the small, rural towns heading east to Limón, you might easily miss the entrance to EARTHUniversity, in the Caribbean slope town of...
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Witches Sport Personalities, Too

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Art Smiley used to be a photographer in the United States. He is now enjoying retirement in Escazú, west of San José, where he...
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