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Political coalition challenges ruling party

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The legislative alliance that took control of Congress last May could grow into a powerful political coalition.
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$1 billion slated for Central America’s drug war

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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Costa Rica’s President Laura Chinchilla and other leaders met in Guatemala City to discuss how to better fight crime and narco-trafficking in the region.
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Beaches beckon on Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean coast

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Boasting turquoise seas and golden sand, the string of beaches between Puerto Viejo and Manzanillo are among the most beautiful in the country.
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Community members unite for art in southeast San José

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Kids, adults and the elderly work together to create a ceramic mural in the community of Linda Vista.
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Health Ministry closes popular Asian fusion restaurant Tin Jo

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Various violations led to the closure of the downtown San José restaurant popular with both residents and tourists.
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Report shows prison guard killed by friendly fire

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Another report revealed details about the degree of abuse in Costa Rica's maximum security prison.
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Chinchilla drafts new fiscal reform plan

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Following a failed attempt at fiscal and tax reform earlier this year, President Laura Chinchilla on Tuesday presented lawmakers with a second version that...
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U.S. requests fewer permits for Navy ships to dock at Costa Rica ports

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The controversially issue now has U.S. officials proposing a new plan to bring Navy ships back into Costa Rican ports.
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Costa Rica struggling to avoid in vitro penalty

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Foreign Ministry doing damage control to try to prevent sanctions from Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
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Get funky: Red Hot Chili Peppers to play Costa Rica on Sept. 12

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Tickets will go on sale shortly. The cheapest cost $34.
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