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Monthly Archives: March, 2013

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Will guide help chaotic coasts?

Alberto Font -
Responding to the critical state of marine-resource management, the MarViva Foundation has created a guide to help Costa Rican officials.
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Mono Azul: Comfort in good conscience

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Exploring Costa Rica: An eclectic layout, a laidback, friendly vibe, and a goal to do a greater good.
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Do Costa Rica crops have a ‘Water Footprint’?

Alberto Font -
“In Costa Rica, government officials prioritize short-term development that puts at risk what’s most important for the country’s development: water and land,” experts say.
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Pablo Olivares to rock San José

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Admission is a bag of beans or rice.
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Chavez and His Impact on Venezuela’s History

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Opinion: To most people north of the Río Grande, Chávez was a comically anti-American villain.
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Night hike in the cloud forest

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Video: Venture into the cloud forest of Monteverde.
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World Bank grants $3 million to reduce carbon emisions in Costa Rica

L. Arias -
“Funds are strategic for our economic competitiveness,” Environment Minister René Castro said.
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4,000 cops to guard Semana Santa activities

L. Arias -
Police will monitor community celebrations to prevent the banned “Burning of Judas” tradition.
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El Salvador urges neighbors to solve gulf dispute

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Presidents of El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua have agreed not to use force.
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Suspected drug traffickers turned over to Costa Rican authorities

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The U.S. Coast Guard turned the suspects over to Costa Rica’s anti-drug police and DEA agents in Caldera, Puntarenas.
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