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Huffington Post cites Costa Rican coffee as one of world’s best

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Arabica coffee from Santa María de Dota is considered crème de la crème by online paper.
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Magnitude-4.3 temblor shakes Nicaragua’s Pacific coast

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Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies reports no damage.
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Poás Volcano rumbles, spits ashes

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Access to one of Costa Rica's most popular national parks remains open to tourists.
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Obama urges Colombia rebels to lay down weapons

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Colombia has received some $8 billion in US military aid over the past decade.
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Apocalyptic scenes as New York bears brunt of Sandy

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Hurricane Sandy slams into the United States' East Coast.
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Hurricane Sandy grounds 12,000 U.S. flights

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Flights from Costa Rica to New York also are cancelled due to the powerful hurricane.
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Calm restored in Panama following violent protests

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Lawmakers unanimously vote to rescind a law allowing the sale of public land.
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Mexican journalist one of two bodies found in makeshift grave in Costa Rica

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Costa Rican officials have identified two bodies found in a clandestine grave southwest of the capital on Tuesday. Family members had reported the two men – one a Mexican journalist and the second a Nicaraguan man – missing in June.
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Puerto Viejo holds first annual chocolate festival this weekend

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Visitors are treated to chocolate tours, tastings and variety of creative concoctions from local restaurants and chocolate producers.
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More than 200 fines on first day of new traffic law

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Vehicle restrictions will go back into effect next week.
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