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Monthly Archives: January, 2011

Fear of crime still strong, despite OIJ stats

Lack of resources hampers cops' efforts.

Costa Rica businessman Minor Vargas arrested in U.S. for fraud

Minor Vargas, the president and CEO of Costa Rican-based Provident Capital Indemnity (PCI), was arrested last week in New York on charges of misleading...

René Castro’s European vacation?

Foreign Minister René Castro stayed in Europe 10 extra days after the completion of the International Court of Justice case between Costa Rica and...

Sala IV rulings not being enforced

Study shows only 39.5 percent of Sala IV rulings are enforced. Sala IV President says numbers don’t worry her.

Japanese royal visit a first in Costa Rica

Prince and Princess Akishino of Japan are touring Costa Rica this week to commemorate 75 years of friendly relations between the two nations. Their visit began at the National Museum and will end with a private trip to the Monteverde Cloud Forest and Pacific Marine Park. The couple also met with President Laura Chinchilla.

Chinchilla forges own political path

An exclusive interview with President Laura Chinchilla as she completes her first year leading Costa Rica.

North Americans account for 45 percent of Costa Rican tourism

Further marketing efforts are in place to entice more U.S. and Canadian tourists to come to Costa Rica in upcoming years.

Get Fit: A list of gyms around Costa Rica

Find a gym near you.

Costa Rica has wealth of recovery, rehab, wellness centers

A sampling of post-surgical recovery centers, drug and alcohol addiction rehab facilities, and health and wellness retreats around the country.

New Costa Rica tourism campaign promotes ‘pura vida’ in U.S.

Even after a record year of tourists visited Costa Rica in 2010, the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) is amping up the promotion of the nation's flora and fauna in the U.S. and Canada. The ICT is using billboards, advertising spots and subway stations in the U.S. and Canada to keep their biggest market interested in Costa Rica.

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