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Monthly Archives: August, 2011

Contempo: Chic boutique outside Managua

Hotel Contempo packs a wealth of elegance into a small boutique property outside Nicaragua’s capital city.

Central Bank Museums to reopen next weekend

The downtown San José complex that includes the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum and the Numismatic Museum has been closed for two months to upgrade its lighting system.

Curridabat fire leaves 45 homeless

A fire Monday morning in Barrio Nuevo, Curridabat, in east San José left 45 people homeless. The blaze began after two children, 6 and 8...

Libertarian leader in trouble

Since May, the Libertarian Movement Party has faced continued scrutiny about the party’s accounting of ₡250 million ($500,000) spent during the 2010 municipal election...

Costa Rica long-liners hook most turtles in the world

For every 1,000 long-line fishing hooks set in Costa Rica, an average of 10-14 turtles are snagged. Randall Arauz, the president of Pretoma, thinks that number could be dramatically reduced with a national fishing schedule.

A kidnapping on the Caribbean

On Aug. 14, a U.S. student was reported kidnapped – and later found – in the Caribbean province of Limón. But little information about the case was made public by authorities, leaving residents unsure of what happened. The Tico Times retraces the events of that night.

Child molester jailed, now what?

German Moreno was convicted of sexually abusing children in Costa Rica in 1993, but the doctor fled to the U.S. before he could be sentenced. On Monday, Moreno was arrested on new charges – but will the fugitive doc face justice this time?

The grenade and the grouper: A fish tale

On Costa Rica conservation, artificial reefs, bait grenades and one giant fish.

Nonprofit makes shopping bags out of newspapers

UNDER THE SUN: Kids Saving The Rainforest volunteers fold reused Tico Times newspapers into paper bags for use in the group’s gift shop in Manuel Antonio.

New Panama bird guide gets thumbs-up

“The Birds of Panama: A Field Guide” has many useful features and beautiful illustrations.

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