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Strong waves prompt preventive alert on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast

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Experts warn beachgoers to take precautions on the central and south Pacific coasts.
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Lawmakers file criminal complaint against former transport minister

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The Comptroller General's Office also filed a complaint against former minister Francisco Jiménez.
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Students and government plan for large demonstration Thursday

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Officials respond to accusations of police brutality and violence.
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Officials defend controversial communications law

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Costa Rica’s communications minister promises clarification of information crimes legislation.
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U.S. places two suspected Guatemalan drug traffickers on sanctions list

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Two other relatives of the suspects already are under U.S. sanctions for their suspected criminal activity.
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El Salvador seeks funds to develop coastal areas

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More than half of the country’s coastal residents live in poverty.
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Starbucks opens second Costa Rica location on Thursday

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The coffee giant will compete with three other stores in a new mall.
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Carl’s Jr. to open five new restaurants in Costa Rica in 2013

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The burger chain will invest some $4.5 million in the venture.
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Temblors continue shaking Costa Rica

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Two earthquakes with magnitudes greater than 4 occurred on Tuesday.
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Officials reopen traffic on General Cañas Highway

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Removal of a second Bailey bridge begins Thursday.
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