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Monthly Archives: August, 2011

Costa Rica braces for economic storm

The Costa Rican economy is preparing for the possible trickle-down effects of the massive U.S. spending cuts. Members of the government say the country doesn't have the budget to deal with a second recession.

How did a fugitive doctor set up his own licensed medical practice in Costa Rica?

German Enrique Moreno Rojas fled abuse accusations in the U.S. He was convicted of molesting minors in Costa Rica more than a decade ago, but the statute of limitations has expired.

Imported foodstuffs run the gourmet gamut

From supermarkets to specialty stores, options now abound for shopping for imported food items in Costa Rica.

Gourmet goods ‘made in Costa Rica’

The Tico Times’ Food & Wine special edition has arrived: An abundance of nationally made delicacies makes it easy to buy local while going gourmet.

Cleanup crew takes on trashed Nicoya Beach

The white sand beaches of Isla San Lucas are littered with trash. Environmental organization Terra Nostra and tuna company Sardimar recently spent a holiday weekend trying to clean it up.

Public Transportation Minister: ‘Platina Bridge a failure’

$3.8 million of construction in 2011 couldn't save infamous bridge.

Manuel Antonio/Quepos Tidings

Plinios Hotel and Jefe’s Restaurant are having another flea market this Sunday, Aug. 14, from noon to 4 p.m. “Bring your fleas to sell or...

‘La Platina’ bridge head loses job

María Ramírez, who’s in charge of bridges for the Public Works and Transportation Ministry (MOPT), lost her job after failing to solve the problem...

Costa Rica plans ‘SlutWalk’ to defy Catholic clerics

The provocatively titled parades emphasize that sexual assault should be blamed on the abusers and not the victims. Marches have been held around the world including in Nicaragua, India and the United States.

Tica exhibits work at UN center in Vienna

Floria Herrero’s “reflections & reflexions” was displayed last month in the rotunda of the United Nations’ Vienna International Centre in Austria.

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