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President Chinchilla’s brother denies involvement in border road scandal

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Advisers to move forward with a legal complaint against lawmaker Wálter Céspedes.
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Infosys opens outsourcing center in San José

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The Costa Rican office will soon offer the company’s entire range of services.
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Indigenous leader killed in Guatemala

Tico Times -
More than 1,000 people were killed in Guatemala in the first two months of 2013.
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ARESEP approves decrease in fuel prices

L. Arias -
Officials reject a 37 percent increase requested by fuel vendors.
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Five threatened shark species to receive new global protective measures

Tico Times -
A proposal sponsored by Colombia, Brazil and Costa Rica to protect three hammerhead sharks species passed Monday.
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Ticos apathetic toward 2014 presidential candidates

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None of the current candidates would attain enough votes to be elected, a poll finds.
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Costa Rica to host annual medical tourism summit

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Costa Rica is among the world’s five best places to retire, according to “International Living” magazine.
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U.S. expels two Venezuelan diplomats: official

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The U.S. retaliates after Venezuela ordered two U.S. officials out of its country last week.
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Venezuela election fight to succeed Chávez begins

Tico Times -
Acting President Nicolas Maduro says he will propose a constitutional amendment to move Chávez's body alongside South American independence hero Simón Bolivar in the national pantheon.
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Protests over planned dam turn violent in Panama

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Government argues that oil-fueled plants have made energy costs too high.
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