UNDER THE SUN: Julee Payne injured her foot, and conventional medicine could't stop her chronic pain. So she came to Costa Rica in hopes that a hallucinogen from the Amazon might reset her nervous system.

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In Limón, battle lines are drawn

Tico Times - April 20, 2012

Government orders homes, businesses destroyed.

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Nowhere to go for Isla del Caño visitors

Tico Times - April 19, 2012

Government closes popular tourism spot to foot traffic. Local tourism operators upset.

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Rain will go away (Briefly)

Tico Times - April 19, 2012

IMN meteorologists said the Central Valley is in a transitional period and not yet a full-blow rainy season.

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Meet architecture’s young Costa Rican stars

The Tico Times - April 19, 2012

Some of the best architects in Latin America descended upon San José to attend a prestigious architecture conference, hosted in Costa Rica for the first time ever.

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Aid comes to the mountains

Alberto Font - April 19, 2012

First in a two-part series: Photographer and writer Lucas Iturriza joins a medical mission to one of the most remotee communities in Costa Rica.

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Thousands protest high cost of living in Honduras

Tico Times - April 19, 2012

On Wednesday some 3,500 families took over 12,000 hectares of land but were evacuated by police forces.

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