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Bridge gets a bamboo face-lift

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Matapalo artist Mark Huebner recently completed a bamboo art installation 20-feet above a busy San José thoroughfare.
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FIA brings Goya

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The free exhibition began on March 17 and runs through May 10.
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U.S., Latin American officials talk security

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Coast guard and navy officials from Latin America and the United States meet in Costa Rica to plan strategies to fight drug trafficking in the region.
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President signs anti-smoking bill

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The law becomes official once it is published in the government newspaper, La Gaceta, which Chinchilla said would happen “as soon as possible.”
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Truce brings gang war to an end in El Salvador

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Leaders of El Salvador's most violent street gangs announce a truce Friday to end a long and bloody feud.
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As April approaches, tax help is on the way

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April is approaching and for U.S. expats living in Costa Rica, that means tax time.
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Family of missing French couple visits Costa Rica

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Claude and Gerard Dubois disappeared near the central Pacific beach town of Manuel Antonio on March 31, 2011.
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When bark turns to bite

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Pit bulls, American Staffordshire terriers and other aggressive dog breeds are running amok in Tamarindo and Playa Langosta
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EARTH University goes global

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Second in a two part series on how EARTH University is innovating new ways to improve the environment in Costa Rica and beyond.
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From coffee to condos, Heredia grows

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Since 2000, Heredia’s population has outpaced the rest of country in terms of growth.
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