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Monthly Archives: August, 2014

‘Amadeus’ is symphony of emotions at Teatro Espressivo

People love "Amadeus" - and now, thanks to Teatro Espressivo in Curridabat, you can see the play in Spanish, in a smooth, coherent adaptation.

Public hospitals begin offering online appointments this week

The Costa Rican Social Security System, or Caja, on Tuesday launched a new digital service that allows patients to make appointments at 40 percent of the Caja’s public hospitals and community clinics, or EBAIS.

El Niño: Kiss of death for Costa Rica’s sea turtle eggs?

PLAYA OSTIONAL, Guanacaste – Annual rainfall has decreased by 52 percent this year in the Guanacaste region, according to the National Meteorological Institute, affecting the hatching rates of turtles in Ostional, a mass nesting site on Costa Rica's Pacific coast for the olive ridley species.

Costa Rica Cracks Down on Turtle Egg Trafficking

In three separate busts on different coasts, Costa Rican police officers and Coast Guard officials seized a total of 442 sea turtle eggs on...

Convergys to hire 700 bilingual employees for Costa Rica operations

Jason A.C. Brown, senior director of operations for Convergys in Latin America, said the performance of their local team has helped the company exceed its hiring plan for Costa Rica by more than 25 percent across virtually all sites and programs due to increased demand for more business from clients.

Venezuela’s dynastic diplomacy puts a Chávez at the UN

A single mom, a brazen businesswoman, a party girl, and social-media rock star — María Gabriela Chávez is many things. But the bona fide that counts on Chávez's résumé is her bloodline.

Hey NFL, are you out of your #$@% minds?

The United States' most lucrative professional sporting league is asking its musical acts to pay to play during the much-hyped Super Bowl XLIX halftime show, according to The Wall Street Journal.

San José’s El Sótano catches a serious case of the blues

Harmonicas, blue notes, foot-stomping, and tales of heartbreak are a-comin'.

So much for dialogue and consensus: Legislative Assembly snubs President Solís’ 100-day report

On Monday evening, hours after the president requested an hour Thursday afternoon to present his assessment of the government as he found it after President Laura Chinchilla (2010-2014) left office in May, the heads of the fractious political parties refused to give him the floor. Solís blamed the National Liberation Party (PLN) for the delay in the report, which would be a first of its kind in Costa Rica.

Santa Ana man gunned down in broad daylight

At approximately 9 a.m. Wednesday morning, Lenin Aguiluz, 45, was opening his pawn shop in the center of Santa Ana when at least three gunmen in a black vehicle called his name.

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