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Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla named Shark Guardian of the Year

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Despite court orders to close private docks to foreign ships in 2006, Chinchilla's two predecessors left them open.
Arts and Culture

31 Photos from Puerto Viejo’s Rasta Tope

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A horse parade with Caribbean flair, captured by Tico Times photographer Crush Boone.
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Nicaragua begins repairs on canals in disputed border area

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The work will take up to four days, said former guerrilla leader Edén Pastora, who is also in charge of the project.
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Angry San José health care workers find unlikely ally in Caribbean dock workers

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Union workers prevent least 30 trucks and two ships from delivering goods in Limón.
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Costa Rica could embrace additional, small-scale green energy

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The change would create financial incentive for solar- and wind-powered residences.
Costa Rica

Conquering the Streets of San José: A Runner’s Journey in Costa Rica

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Training for a half-marathon in San José is no jog at the beach.
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Leftist in Honduras presidential race declares herself winner, victim of fraud

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The electoral tribunal had declared Xiomara Castro's right-wing rival the winner.
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US, Russian troops get green light to train Nicaraguan forces

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The legislature approved the operations Tuesday.
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Bancrédito bank to collect road exit tax from Costa Rica

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Payments also can be made at ATMs recently installed at border crossings.
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Chinchilla congratulates right-wing candidate on victory in still-contested Honduran presidential election

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UPDATE: Hernández declared official winner. INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC: See the latest election results for Honduras as they come in, with a regional breakdown.
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