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Monthly Archives: September, 2017

Heavy rains send 200 people to shelters around Costa Rica; authorities brace for more

National Meteorological Institute (IMN) Director Juan Carlos Fallas said that rains this month have surpassed already September averages by as much as 50 percent.

On the ice and Florida-bound

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‘Slow Food’ fair to offer Costa Rican specialties

The Mercado de la Tierra, or Earth Market, will feature foods from Turrialba cheese and pejibayes to traditional dishes and indigenous artwork.

Punta Uva: A Slice of Caribbean Paradise in Costa Rica

Punta Uva is a beautiful spot on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. It's a small beach town just south of Puerto Viejo. This place shows...

Exploring Costa Rican Life Along the San Jose to Cartago Train Route

Considering how much I love the idea of trains in general, and San José’s Tren Urbano specifically, it’s embarrassing how long it took me...

Former U.S. Ambassador launches campaign for cancer awareness, funding in Costa Rica

The family has created the Andrea and Fitz Haney Donor-Advised Fund to Support the Dr. Anna Gabriela Ross Foundation, a leading Costa Rican nonprofit in support for cancer patients and their families.

Slow and steady Sunday

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5 questions for Costa Rican painter Mari Carmen Prada

"If you try to make art that is simply beautiful, it’ll never be only beautiful. Art is always a response to something, whatever it is."

Not too shabby

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Costa Rica’s Chilera: A Probiotic Powerhouse in Your Kitchen

Many families still make this popular recipe with vinegar made from the banana called “guineo negro,” along with hot and sweet chiles, onions, cauliflower, and other available vegetables you may have from the garden.

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