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Sushing it up in Puerto Viejo

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The Lotus Garden provides guests with a relaxing atmosphere, Saki bombs, and more sushi than you can eat.
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Minor accident at Costa Rica airport as plane from El Salvador skids across runway

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No injuries were reported, but flights were suspended for two hours.
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New Minister of Public Works and Transport outlines priorities

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Third MOPT minister in Laura Chinchilla's administration says he will focus on three main projects.
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Heavy rains damage houses, roads in Guanacaste

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National Emergency Commission deciding whether to open temporary shelters for those affected by the storms.
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New hike in gas prices approved

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Per-liter price of gasoline to cost ₡30 more next week.
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Preventive alert issued for strong waves at Costa Rica’s Pacific shores

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The National Emergency Commission is monitoring the possible formation of a tropical storm.
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Costa Rica crushes Guyana; advances to final round of World Cup qualifying

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The United States, Jamaica, Honduras, Panama and Mexico all will compete with the Ticos in the hexagonal round for three World Cup spots.
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Guatemala seeks investment from Spain and China

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The Central American country will sell itself as an ideal business and logistic center in the region.
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Government postpones signing of a decree that would allow student photocopying

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Officials extended a deadline to Friday for reactions from interest groups.
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Forecast calls for more rain this week

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Hailstorms and thunderstorms could occur, experts said.
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