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Canadian Woman Dies at Costa Rica Cosmetic Surgery Clinic, OIJ Investigates

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Usher Returns to Costa Rica and Shares Photos of Guanacaste Getaway

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Forty-six American veterans and first responders drank ayahuasca at a Guanacaste retreat to ease combat trauma. Their stories are moving, but the evidence is thin and Costa Rica's rules remain unsettled.

High Tides Flood Homes in Costa Rica’s Puntarenas

High tides flooded homes in Puntarenas on Thursday, October 29, with authorities warning that elevated tides could continue along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast through...

Costa Rica Banks Rank Second Only to Argentina for Dollar Risk, Moody’s Says

Costa Rica's banking system is among the most exposed in Latin America to a sudden squeeze on dollar funding, second only to Argentina, according...
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