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Tarpon, sails biting in Costa Rica; radio fishing show goes on air

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Tico Times fishing columnist Todd Staley will host “Wet Line Costa Rica,” a radio program premiering Oct. 8 on Rainforest Radio.
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Spa and villa offer full relaxation deal

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A full array of spa treatments in a jungle setting and a convenient adjacent villa make Spa Uno and Spa Villa an ideal place to relax and rejuvenate in Manuel Antonio.
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Where to bowl in Costa Rica

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The Central Valley has two public bowling alleys.
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Peace Corps people celebrate 50 years

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All Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs), RPCVs (“Remaining” Peace Corps Volunteers) and present and former Peace Corps staff in Costa Rica are invited  to an...
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Costa Ricans mourn the death of Steve Jobs

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The death of the 56-year-old Apple co-founder and visionary struck a nerve in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rican exchange rate at highest mark in 2011

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Exchange between U.S. dollar and colón jumped ₡7 this week.
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Water in Heredia town infected with fecal matter

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More than 100 residents needed treatment after enduring vomiting and diarrhea.
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U.N. launches probe of press abuses in Honduras

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16 journalists have been murdered in Honduras since 2010, the most in the region besides Mexico.
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Obama hails Honduras democracy return, meets Lobo

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The presidents of U.S. and Honduras also discussed insecurity and the drug trade in Central America.
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U.S. ‘double-dip’ would be felt in Latin American economies

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Fitch Ratings says potential slow downs in Chinese and U.S. economies would ripple through the Americas, especially Mexico and Central America.
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