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Rebel attack on Ukraine chopper kills 14 as Russia sees war

KIEV, Ukraine – Pro-Russian rebels downed a military helicopter in eastern Ukraine, killing 13 troops and a general, as an adviser to President Vladimir Putin accused the United States of pushing the world toward war through proxies in Kiev.

Álvaro Saborío breaks fifth metatarsal in morning practice, out of World Cup

Álvaro Saborío, the top scorer for Costa Rica during qualifying, is officially out of the World Cup. Saborío broke his fifth metatarsal on his right foot during Thursday morning's practice. The injury was confirmed at a press conference by team's doctors Alejandro Ramírez and Vladimir Badilla.

Cuba embargo under pressure as Obama urged to pull down barriers

A political consensus against trade with communist Cuba that has prevailed in Washington for half a century is showing signs of cracking.

Teachers reject pay deal; education minister says get back to work

Education Minister Sonia Marta Mora on Wednesday evening said the government will no longer negotiate with unions until teachers return to the classrooms.

Ecuadorean officials say fugitive ex-lawmaker wanted for murder may be hiding in Costa Rica

Ecuador’s Chief Prosecutor Galo Chiriboga on Wednesday said his office has received reports that former lawmaker Galo Lara Yépez, who fled his country after being convicted in a murder trial, may be hiding in Costa Rica.

US man accused of funneling gambling money to Costa Rica

A District Court in Bloomington, Minnesota accused Gerald J. "Maverick" Greenfield, 68, of running an illegal gambling operation using servers located in Costa Rica.

Tico star Bryan Oviedo talks about the injury that derailed his World Cup dream

After two weeks of rest, Bryan Oviedo joined Costa Rica's national team for a light morning training session Tuesday. He never expected the moment to feel so strange. The tease had him reflecting on the moment afterwards.

Upcoming job fairs looking to fill 2,500 positions

Two job fairs in coming days will offer opportunities for various types of professionals and bilingual speakers.

Unions members vote against deal to end teachers’ strike

Public school representatives Wednesday at noon rejected an agreement drafted ​​last night by union leaders and government officials to end the nationwide teachers' strike that started May 5.

What’s new in The Tico Times’ Classifieds?

The Tico Times has built a new-and-improved Classifieds page. We designed the Classifieds section as a place for our English-language readers to buy or sell almost anything.

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