Monthly Archives: April, 2013

List of requests to be delivered to lawmakers, the Finance Ministry and President Laura Chinchilla.

Costa Rica's foreign minister said public protests planned for the visit are inappropriate.

Drinking, more drinking and a surprise goat adoption at the Craft Beer Festival.

Fifty years ago this week, the Beatles met their future rivals, the Rolling Stones. John McMillian, author of the forthcoming "Beatles vs. Stones" from Simon & Schuster, describes the encounter: "I suddenly turn around: there's these four guys in black leather overcoats standing there. 'Oh f--- me! Look who's here!'"

For some, faith becomes a weapon found online, on the World Wide Web – that mix of modern technique and belligerent enmities.

Two high-ranking officials arrived last week.

In a tit for tat, Costa Rican soccer officials say they’ll schedule a September World Cup qualifying match against the U.S. at Saprissa Stadium, an intimidating venue for visiting teams.

Dzhokar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, was taken into custody, police said Friday evening.

Human rights groups and members of Guatemala's Ixil indigenous community are outraged by a judge's order on Thursday to annul an historic genocide trial against former dictator Efraín Ríos Montt.

A drug-addled romp through Costa Rica's underbelly