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Monthly Archives: October, 2015

Barceló San José Palacio celebrates 25th anniversary with discounts

The Barceló San José Palacio Hotel is celebrating its 25th anniversary wtih 25 percent discounts at all its restaurants Oct. 19-22.

Power and Light Company to phase out paper bills

The National Power and Light Company (CNFL) on Wednesday will launch an 11-month plan to eliminate printed monthly electricity bills for almost all of its customers.

12 days, 13 plays at National Theater Event

After a film extravaganza, San José is ready to move from the screen to the stage: over the next fortnight, the eighth edition of...

Costa Rica impresses in 1-0 win over United States

Costa Rica looked as dominant as a team can in a 1-0 win, when they controlled possession against the United States in New Jersey on Tuesday night.

Venezuela’s questionable election observers

The congressional elections to be held in Venezuela in December offer a flicker of hope to a country facing dark prospects. Provided they are carried out correctly, they offer an institutional channel to manage the country’s deep political polarization and growing popular discontent.

What the US can learn from its ‘Cuban immigration policy’

As a group, Cuban immigrants to the United States have been a great success. Here's why.

Costa Rican restaurant Outback Jack’s up for grabs in essay contest

The owners of Outback Jack's Beach Bar N Grill in Puerto Viejo are retiring, and the restaurant could be yours if you can win a write a good essay.

Nicaragua Boxing: Chocolatito González, from garbage collector to flyweight champ

MANAGUA, Nicaragua -- As a kid in a poor neighborhood of a poor country, Nicaragua's Román González collected garbage with his father in a...

Elites in Honduras, not just gangs, the target of latest US money laundering indictment

A money laundering indictment by the U.S. government last week against one of the most powerful families in Honduras has rattled elites in Central America used to being treated with kid gloves by authorities.

Mexico missing students case file shows contradictions

While Mexican prosecutors declared last year that 43 missing students were incinerated at a landfill, official documents show one gang suspect testified that at least nine were slaughtered elsewhere.

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