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Monthly Archives: June, 2011

A message from the U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica

Anne Slaughter Andrew wishes everyone a happy 4th of July!

The ups and downs of yo-yo dieting

NUTRITION IN THE NEWS: A dietary study conducted on mice suggests it may be better to have lost and regained than to never have lost at all.

A beautiful solution

SOMEONE SAID: On how teenage hormones, beauty and basal ganglia are intimately connected.

Seasons lends fine dining flair to Tamarindo

Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef Shlomy Koren makes mouths water for reasonable prices at his charming restaurant in Tamarindo’s Hotel Arco Iris.

Costa Rica Peace Corps: A Legacy of Education and Development

The Costa Rica Peace Corps Group No. 1 trained at Kansas University (KU) in October 1962, spent two weeks at Camp Crozier, Puerto Rico,...

Peace Corps celebrates half a century in Costa Rica

The emblematic U.S. government agency turns 50 this year, and has been working in Costa Rica for all but two of those years.

Costa Rican regulator proposes reduction in fuel prices

The Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP) proposed a reduction of national fuel prices by ₡63 per liter that could be enacted in the coming months. According...

Guatemala electoral tribunal denies former first lady’s presidential bid

Sandra Torres’ divorce from her husband, President Álvaro Colom, is not enough to convince an elections tribunal that her presidential run is legal. Torres has appealed the ruling.

AyA president resigns in midst of scandal involving alleged mistress

Oscar Núñez and a 23-year-old female employee allegedly took a personal trip to Mexico on AyA’s dime.

Canadian woman gets 8 years for drug trafficking in Costa Rica

Woman arrested whiled carrying 1,385 grams of cocaine, four different currencies and three cellular phones.

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