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Monthly Archives: May, 2014

Gas prices go up this week

Per-liter prices of super and plus gasoline will increase this week by ₡17 and ₡29, respectively, following approval last Friday of a hike by the Public Services Regulatory Authority.

‘No thanks,’ says Solís’ 1st choice for transport vice minister

Ana Luisa Elizondo Salas, appointed by President Luis Guillermo Solís as vice minister of public works and transport, has declined the post, citing personal reasons, Transport Minister Carlos Segnini said on Monday.

Uruguay’s Mujica to Obama: Tobacco is ‘murder’

U.S. tobacco giant Philip Morris sued Uruguay for $25 million at the World Bank's International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes.

International effort widens for missing Nigerian schoolgirls

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel: "There's no intention, at this point, to [put] American boots on the ground."

¡Vamos, Ticos!: Inside a Costa Rican sports movie

This was the set of “Italia 90,” a feature-length film produced entirely by a Costa Rican cast and crew. Directed by Miguel Gómez and shot over the course of 20 days, “Italia 90” is more than a movie: It’s a chance to relive a national triumph.

Costa Rica declares injured star Bryan Oviedo out for the World Cup

Costa Rica's chances of advancing at the World Cup took a huge hit Saturday evening after the team confirmed star Bryan Oviedo would miss the tournament.

Is Palm Oil Guatemala’s newest, biggest cash crop?

The sun had been up for more than two hours at Finca Victoria, but the morning was still so quiet we could hear howler monkeys screaming way out on the horizon. I’d just arrived on a charter flight from Guatemala City, touching down at the nearby Rubelsanto airstrip and bouncing over dusty dirt roads by four-wheel-drive the rest of the way.

U.S. man to hike 2,650 miles to fund Costa Rican shrine

Told in one sentence, the story sounds surreal: A young man hears a mystical voice in the Amazon, so he decides to walk 2,650 miles to raise money to build a stone temple in the Costa Rican rainforest, all the while carrying a crystal skull from Peru.

Watch the trailer for ‘Italia 90’, a film on Costa Rica’s improbable run in the 1990 World Cup

Italia 90 will have its premiere May 28, and will open countrywide on June 5.

President Solís tries to weed out corruption, starting with the bushes

Luis Guillermo Solís started his first day in office as president bright and early Friday morning, and the historian-turned-president already has starting shaking things up, starting with the gardening.

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