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Monthly Archives: June, 2014

As expected, Altidore will not play in US World Cup match vs. Portugal

SÃO PAULO – Jozy Altidore has been ruled out of the U.S. national team's World Cup match against Portugal on Sunday because of a strained left hamstring, a long-anticipated announcement made by the U.S. Soccer Federation on Thursday.

Brazilian police arrest member of ruling Citizen Action Party for allegedly having sex with a minor

Ólger Ulate Ulate, 55, a Tico who traveled to Brazil to attend the FIFA World Cup, was arrested Wednesday by Brazilian police in the city of Natal for allegedly having sex with a 16-year-old transvestite sex worker, several local media reported.

Public workers can take recess to watch Costa Rica’s World Cup games, Solís says

President Luis Guillermo Solís released a decree granting public sector workers permission to do what they almost certainly would have been doing anyway: watching Costa Rica play Italy and England in the World Cup.

Solís administration to replace 8 ambassadors appointed by ex-President Chinchilla

President Luis Guillermo Solís said the diplomats would be replaced by people close to his administration, although he declined to provide the names.

Police seize contraband World Cup Sele shirts

It looks like even smugglers are getting into the World Cup spirit after Costa Rica's upset victory over Uruguay.

What gamblers really won betting on Costa Rica

Despite the rumors, no one really won much money.

‘Chasing Ice’ receives special screening at AmCham

In the great debate about climate change, James Bolag is a maverick: The renowned photojournalist headed to the Arctic Circle with a team of assistants, set up cameras among the fjords, and filmed time-lapse footage of the melting glaciers.

Do or die for England, Uruguay on Thursday

Heavyweights England and Uruguay must resurrect their World Cup hopes or face the prospect of an early flight home when they collide in a Group D fixture on Thursday at 1 p.m.

Imagine living underwater for 31 days. Or better: Watch other people do it.

"Fabien Cousteau is on the ocean floor right now, and he's not coming up for air until July." So begins Svati Kirsten Narula's story in the Atlantic magazine about the undersea adventure called Mission 31.

Costa Rica faces bean shortage, prompting emergency call for imports

Officials from Costa Rica’s Agriculture and Livestock Ministry this week warned of a shortage of beans in the country, and issued an order to allow tax-free importation from any country in order to meet an estimated shortage of 21,000 tons needed to supply local demand from July to January.

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