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Carnival Dances Its Way Back to Limón

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Life Is a Carnival Again: Colorfully clad comparsas and thousands of onlookers took to the streets of the Caribbean port city of Limón last...
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Bahía del Sol Makes You Wish for a Longer Stay

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As we sat next to our stationary bus on the side of the Inter-American Highway, waiting for traffic police to clear the remnants of...
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ALBA Countries Move Toward Virtual Money

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The countries of the Venezuelan-backed Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas (ALBA) last week recommitted themselves to moving toward a new virtual currency called the...
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High Court Green-Lights Reelection

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  High Court Green-Lights Reelection By Tim Rogers   A surprise ruling by the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court to overturn a 22-year-old constitutional ban on consecutive...
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Violence Rocks Atlantic Coast

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The Caribbean port town of Bilwi woke up Tuesday morning to torrential rains and a desolate yet tense calm on the streets, following a...
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Homeless World Cup Changes Lives

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Axel Urbina’s wide smile glows as he flips through the pages of his Homeless World Cup scrapbook. He thumbs through articles written about the...
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Dockworkers Strike

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While Costa Rica tries to pitch its Caribbean port of Limón as a modern operation with enormous potential, it faces forces that continue tugging...
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Crisis Has Exporters Seeking New Harbors

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LA UNIÓN, El Salvador – The political crisis in Honduras, which has cost Central American exporters millions in economic losses since last June, is...
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Authorities shutter Saprissa over allegations of unpaid social security

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Costa Rican Social Security System (Caja) officials closed Ricardo Saprissa Stadium Wednesday, claiming the San José soccer team owes a ¢ 720 million (more...
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Costa Rica road officials were warned in 2006 bridge would collapse

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TURRUBARES, Costa Rica – The collapse of a bridge last week that resulted in the death of five people could have been avoided had...
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