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Monthly Archives: August, 2015

Mom raises family by day, studies crime fighting by night

Between caring for three children, running the family pulpería and selling car accessories at the flea market, this Supermom somehow finds time to study for a degree in criminology.

West Side (Birth) Story: Isla arrives at CIMA

Like sea turtles that navigate across oceans to lay their eggs in the exact same spot where they were born, and in spite of not having been born in Costa Rica, I knew that I wanted to give birth surrounded by familiar faces, in my mother tongue and in the country that I called home.

Special Olympics star gives mom a golden gift

Jeannette Gamboa accompanied her daughter, Catalina, who has Down syndrome, all the way to two medal wins at the recent Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles. For Mother's Day, she says there's "no better gift" than her daughter.

Pigeon lands behind bars in Costa Rica for drug trafficking

Authorities did not say how long the pigeon had been flying high in its life of crime, but it will now spend its days behind bars at an animal rescue center.

Our Costa Rica’s Mother’s Day list of San José’s best desserts

The Tico Times staff risks life and limb (or at least, diabetes) to bring you the Central Valley's finest desserts, just in time for Mother's Day.

John Kerry leads delegation to Cuba for flag raising at U.S. Embassy

The American flag was raised Friday over the U.S. Embassy in Havana beside the three Marines who last lowered the Stars and Stripes more than a half-century ago in a day of history-making symbolism as more Cold War vestiges were put to rest.

Football: FIFA official Rocha agrees to extradition from Switzerland to Nicaragua

Julio Rocha, the former head of the Nicaraguan Football Federation who was one of seven FIFA officials detained in Switzerland in May, has agreed to be extradited to his home country, the Swiss justice ministry said Friday.

Volcano in Ecuador spews ash column 5 kilometers high

The Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador spewed a column of ash five kilometers (3 miles) high on Friday, prompting officials to raise the alert level.

Drones could be stressing out wildlife, scientists suggest

The rising popularity of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has caused them to show up everywhere from private back yards to national parks, and the...

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