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Monthly Archives: October, 2009
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Near Tragedy on Brasilito Beach
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October 16, 2009
PLAYA BRASILITO – Seven-year-old Angelo Sequeira and his cousin were fishing happily on the near-deserted Playa Brasilito, in Guanacaste, last weekend until their peace...
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Officials Preparing for Second Wave of H1N1 Flu
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October 16, 2009
As Costa Rica slides down the back end of the first wave of the flu pandemic, health officials are preparing for a new –...
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Youth Soccer Team Captivates Country
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October 16, 2009
The focus of the Costa Rican soccer world momentarily shifted this week from the men’s national team to the Under-20 team, who made history...
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Heartbreak for La Sele
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October 16, 2009
Sometimes a loss in sports can bring almost unbearable anguish to the players and fans of the losing team. And sometimes, a tie provokes...
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Central America and U.S. Train To Fight Gangs
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October 16, 2009
More than two dozen law enforcement agents from the United States and Central America will participate this month in a training program to combat...
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Bands on Exchange Rate Are Stretched to ¢100
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October 16, 2009
The Central Bank of Costa Rica adjusted the breadth of the exchange rate vis-a-vis the United States dollar this week, raising the ceiling value...
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Blind Pigs Celebrate 18 Years of Singin’ the Blues
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October 16, 2009
The Blind Pigs blues band played its first gig in Costa Rica 18 years ago. Since then, the group has played nearly every live...
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Sor María Romero, a Costa Rican Saint in the Making
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October 16, 2009
It’s common to say of those who are generous with their hearts and purses that “He’s a saint,” or “She’s a saint.” Sor María...
Travel and Tourism
ProParques: Friend of Costa Rica’s National Parks
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October 16, 2009
If you ask a child growing up in New Zealand, North America or South Africa what he would like to be when he grows...
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Tortuguero B-and-B Caters to Indie Travelers
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October 16, 2009
“You have to use all of your senses to find animals,” said Daryl Loth, perched atop the back of his motorized boat, his eyes...
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