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Canadian groups tell gold company to ‘stop harassing’ Costa Ricans

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A war of words heats up between environmental groups and a gold company threatening to sue Costa Rica.
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ICE mobile Internet users to receive compensation for poor service

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A regulatory agency finds the state-run telecommunications company culpable for contract violations.
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Letter addressed to U.S. President Obama tests positive for deadly poison

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The U.S. Secret Service intercepted the letter at a mail-screening facility outside the White House.
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2013 hurricane season to bring at least 15 cyclones in the Atlantic, experts say

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At least four cyclones are expected to form in the Caribbean Sea.
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Foreign Ministry asks Ticos abroad to register with consulates

L. Arias -
Recommendation aims to have more efficient ways to contact Costa Ricans in case of emergencies.
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Former Costa Rica VP addresses police from U.S., Canada and Australia

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Former Vice President Kevin Casas, secretary of political affairs at the Organization of American States, spoke to 80 municipal police leaders last week at Harvard Law School.
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Where are the warning labels on cigarette packs?

Alberto Font -
Costa Rica passed an anti-smoking law more than a year ago, but there still are no health warnings on cigarette packs.
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Top U.S. diplomat defends Central America Regional Security Initiative

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U.S. official: Guatemalans have accomplished exactly what they wanted to do: convince traffickers not to fly their product to Guatemala.
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Costa Rican consulates improve passport request process

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A digital system is already being used in consulates in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Washington, Atlanta and Madrid.
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Bombing victim, 8, loved playing with siblings, friends

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Eight-year-old Martin Richard was killed Monday at the Boston Marathon's finish line. His mother and his younger sister, Jane, were also seriously hurt.
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