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Monthly Archives: September, 2013

Costa Rica ex-lawmaker gets probation for embezzlement charges

A former National Liberation Party lawmaker used government aircraft to attend political rallies in 2009.

Maritime trash: Is Costa Rica really doing its part?

With the increasing use of plastic, human influence has become a threat to the oceans. Waterborne plastic poses a serious threat to fish, seabirds, marine reptiles and marine mammals, as well as to boats and coasts.

Books: U.S. Expat and entrepreneur shares her expertise on Costa Rica

A new guide to living in Costa Rica provides all the usual tips, along with important info on technology and the LGBT lifestyle.

Rare twin storms batter Mexico, 34 dead

The last time the country was hit by two tropical storms in the span of 24 hours was in 1958, officials said. Never before has it been struck by a hurricane and another storm at the same time.

Italy cruise ship salvage drags on as high winds loom

The 290-meter (951-foot) vessel – longer than the Titanic and more than twice as heavy – could be seen gradually emerging from its resting place close to the tiny port of Tuscany's stunning Giglio island.

U.S. campaigns for U.N. Syria resolution, departure of Assad

France would be at the U.S.'s side in a military operation, while Britain's parliament voted against an armed British role.

At least 12 dead after U.S. Navy Yard shooting rampage

One gunman was killed at the scene of the shooting Monday morning while police searched for two other men — both seen in military-style clothing — who may have been involved.

New trial begins this week in Costa Rica for security guard who killed Kansas student

A private security guard had been convicted and sentenced to prison for the shooting death of a U.S. student in 2011, but an appeals court ordered a new trial.

Costa Rica’s public employees to work temporary new schedule to ease capital traffic

A proposal to add an extra day of vehicle restrictions was scrapped, while officials implement alternative work hours to help solve urban gridlock on the roadways.

Lantern parades light up Costa Rica’s independence eve

Video highlights from an annual lantern parade in Alajuela, north of the capital.

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