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Costa Ricans are drinking less bottled water, more soft drinks

L. Arias -
Teas, aloe beverages and coffee are favorites among Ticos.
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Festival de la Luz comes to San José Saturday

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Floats and marching bands will close off the city's main road Saturday evening
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Music streaming services Spotify and Rdio launch in Costa Rica

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Spotify made the announcement the same day it disclosed an exclusive deal to offer the music catalog of Led Zeppelin.
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Seven tremors recorded in Cartago in the last two days

L. Arias -
Strongest tremor was felt Wednesday at 3:02 a.m.
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Climate change blamed for Costa Rica’s national banana emergency

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Warming temperatures and changing rain patterns favor harmful insects that attack the fruit, threatening the country's multi-million-dollar banana industry.
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A quarter of Costa Rican employers expect to hire more staff in coming months

L. Arias -
Companies in the province of Heredia have the best hiring expectations, while those in Alajuela have the lowest, a study finds.
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University of Costa Rica presidential poll shows virtual tie between Araya and Villalta

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Undecided voters far outnumbered the support for any single candidate.
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Obama leads world tributes at Nelson Mandela memorial service

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The U.S. president admonished leaders who spoke of embracing Mandela's legacy without acting on it.
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Uruguay becomes first country in the world to legalize pot

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Opposition parties rejected the measure, as well as pharmacists, who reject the idea that marijuana will be sold in drug stores.
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Making tamales

Alberto Font -
A small tamalera comes to life during the holiday season.
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