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Monthly Archives: October, 2015

Costa Rica’s Under-17 team upsets France to advance to World Cup quarterfinals

Costa Rica made history on Thursday when it toppled a talented France squad to advance to the quarterfinals of the Under-17 World Cup for the first time since 2005.

Finally some upbeat news for family of Costa Rica’s good Samaritan Gerardo Cruz

Gerardo Cruz, the 22-year-old Costa Rican man who stood up to a sex aggressor harassing a woman on the street, finally opened his eyes while lying in a hospital bed more than three weeks after he was stabbed, local media reported this week.

Day of the Dead celebrations and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of events taking place Oct. 29 - Nov. 2.

US urges progress on case of missing students in Mexico

MEXICO CITY – The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations called on Mexico on Thursday to show progress in solving the disappearance of 43 students and other high-profile allegations of human rights abuses.

Ombudsman’s Office urges health officials to curb noise pollution

Costa Rica's Ombudswoman Monserrat Solano Carboni said her office has received over 800 noise pollution complaints.

British Week Costa Rica: From Shakespeare to Bond

The Costa Rican British Chamber of Commerce (BritCham) has planned the first-ever British Week to showcase the best of Britain.

US-Costa Rican father, wife arrested in bizarre child abuse case 

It could have been the setting of a horror film, but the home where four young children were found was no fiction.

Cuba’s Raul Castro to visit Mexico next week

Cuban President Raúl Castro will travel to Mexico next week for talks with President Enrique Peña Nieto, his first visit to the country since taking office in 2006, officials said Thursday.

Gay marriage bill signed into law in Ireland

DUBLIN, Ireland – Same-sex marriage was signed into law in Ireland on Thursday, five months after a historic referendum saw the traditionally Catholic nation become the world's first country to vote for gay unions.

Doing Business: How countries game the World Bank’s rankings

For some governments, improving their country's standing in the World Bank's Doing Business survey has become a national priority. Yet the results of such efforts sometimes are deceptive.

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