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Monthly Archives: May, 2011

Panama’s Martinelli outlines efforts against crime, drug trafficking

Panama's President Ricardo Martinelli addresses the region's top concerns during a recent U.S. visit.

Laura Chinchilla to give commencement speech at Georgetown University this month

Costa Rica's first female president also will receive an honorary degree.

Is Guanacaste medical tourism’s next hot spot?

At Costa Rica's annual medical tourism congress, businesses emphasized a the soaring potential of the country's northwest province. A $125 million CIMA hospital set to open before the end of this year looks to be the cornerstone of Guanacaste's medical tourism future.

Child abuse an ‘epidemic’ in Costa Rica

From March 2007 to March 2010, Costa Rica saw a 600 percent jump in child abuse reports.

Costa Rica behind in drug fight, says official

The international drug trade is routed through Central America, and Costa Rica is starting to appear under siege. Drug confiscations are on the rise and members of international cartels have been arrested in recent months. The Director of the Drug Control Police (PCD) sat down with The Tico Times to discuss what Costa Rica needs to do to protect itself from an increase in international drug-trafficking.

Costa Rica school system improving, says government report

Public education has improved in the last two decades. However the State of Education urged immediate action for certain challenges in the education system.

Two new luxury hotels to open in Costa Rica

The Studio Hotel and the Sol Meliá Paradisus Resort will become the newest hotels to open their doors in Costa Rica. The Studio Hotel, located...

After one year as president, security still Laura Chinchilla’s top concern

Laura Chinchilla was finally able to deliver her State of the Nation address to the Legislative Assembly on Thursday afternoon after bickering in Congress on Sunday delayed the presentation.

Date for Guatemala presidential elections set

Guatemalans will elect their new president on Sept. 11. Now that the election date is set, candidates can officially launch their campaigns. Retired Gen....

Lawmakers end bitter battle in Congress

A political meltdown by country's ruling party caused the National Liberation Party to lose control of Congress this week.

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