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Spanish firm Telefónica sells 40 percent of its assets in the region

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The deal does not include telecommunications operations in Costa Rica.
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Street and public offices closures will affect capital on Friday during Obama visit

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All public medical services will operate normally, except at San José's Calderón Guardia Hospital where patient visitation is suspended, during the two-day visit of U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Legislative Assembly readies to elect new directorate

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Ruling National Liberation Party has not defined a candidate for the Assembly presidency.
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Human mission to Mars no longer just a dream

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NASA says it hopes to land astronauts on the planet within the next two decades.
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Mexico’s changes could lessen U.S. role in anti-drug efforts

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U.S. involvement in Mexico’s deteriorating internal security first peaked in the mid-1980s when the cocaine epidemic in the United States turned the southern neighbor into a prosperous distribution route north.
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An Orosi getaway

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In the heart of the Orosi Valley, the Orosi Lodge offers relaxation, breathtaking scenery and one amazing breakfast
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Venezuela vote audit, rejected by opposition, begins

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On Sunday, opposition candidate Henrique Capriles said he would appeal to international organizations for help.
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U.S. increase number of medics at Guantanamo over hunger strike

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British Guantanamo expert: "Every day I expect to hear the worst. I am appalled that President Obama has done nothing, and continues to do nothing."
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With few other outlets for complaints, U.S. inmates review prisons on Yelp

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"Jail food may get a bad rap ... but jail EMPLOYEE food is off the chain."
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‘God of Carnage’ a fully-realized and amusing production

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The play was a sell-out in Tamarindo, and now it's up in San José.
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