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Monthly Archives: June, 2011

Pink trumpet tree, for beauty and the bark

HOME GARDENING: Roble sabana, reported to have been the sacred tree and medicine of the Maya, can now be found throughout the tropics and makes an excellent landscaping tree.

A fair deal for Costa Rica’s indigenous artisans

Craftsmen and women from indigenous groups across the country sell their handicrafts direct at a downtown San José store.

Billfish bite hot in Guanacaste; calm seas, plenty of tarpon on Caribbean

Sailfish are cooperating on the northern Pacific coast, with some marlin in the mix, while on the Caribbean side tarpon are biting on flat seas.

Two more medical companies to invest millions in Costa Rica

The country’s medical device sector already hosts 40 companies and employs more than 11,000 workers.

10 members of international drug ring arrested in Costa Rica

The Public Security Ministry has been monitoring the suspects since October 2010.

Breakthrough to help Costa Rica produce blood plasma

The country will save $3 million annually by producing plasma derivatives that help treat illnesses like autoimmune disorders and hepatitis.

Taiwan VP: China trade welcome in Central America

Costa Rica is the only country in Central America to maintain diplomatic ties with China. Former President Oscar Arias severed its relationship with Taiwan in 2007 to switch sides and recognize Beijing.

Proposal could restructure transit law, reduce traffic fines

The Legislative Assembly is discussing a proposal that would reduce traffic fines, create harsher sanctions for life-threatening violations and change the driver's license point system.

Eatin’ good in Costa Rica? 3 new Applebee’s planned for country

Costa Rica’s second Applebee’s will be welcomed to the neighborhood of Sabanilla, in east San José, by the end of the year.  The U.S. franchise...

Climate chief: ‘Bad news’ on warming should spur UN talks

Costa Rican-born climate chief Christiana Figueres said “it is critical that all efforts are mobilized” toward upholding pledges to reduce global warming.

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