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Monthly Archives: December, 2012

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Route 1856: President Chinchilla’s nightmare

Alberto Font -
Costa Rican government has spent more than $40 million on the project, which has yet to be completed.
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The ‘Big One’ hits, worse tragedy averted

The Tico Times -
A magnitude-7.6 quake off the coast of the Nicoya Peninsula on Sept. 5 made the record books as the country’s second-largest of all time.
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Chill vibe, great food, craft beer at Kaya’s

The Tico Times -
A wooden cantina is the main attraction of Kaya’s, and what it makes it stand out among all the other hotels, hostels and lodges of Puerto Viejo.
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A find in Dominical: The Jolly Roger

The Tico Times -
A beer and wings joint in Dominical serves ‘em up right.
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Mayans today face discrimination, poverty

Tico Times -
There are currently an estimated 20 to 30 million direct descendants of the ancient civilization.
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What’s open and what’s closed

Tico Times -
To help readers make their vacation and fiesta plans, here’s a list of what’s open and what’s closed in the weeks ahead:
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Keeping a watchful eye on that salt

Tico Times -
Nutrition in the news: How much salt is safe?
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Costa Rican exports surpass annual goal

L. Arias -
More goods sold to Europe boost November accumulated figures.
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Increase in electricity rates approved, a new hike request filed

L. Arias -
Costa Rican Chamber of Industries blames public employees’ high wages for increase requests.
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United to fly non-stop between Chicago and Costa Rica

L. Arias -
The airline also plans to launch a Washington-San José flight in coming days.
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