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Tico Times special World Cup print edition is here!

Our latest print edition is available now, with a special World Cup supplement that includes a guide to watching the tournament, features on Costa Rican football history, and brackets. You’ll also find opinion pieces on political developments in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, fishing news, arts and culture, a Costa Rican map, philanthropy news, classifieds and much more.

Find it at these locations (distribution is under way so we advise calling your favorite pickup point before making a trip to ensure it’s arrived).

Not seeing a distribution point in your neighborhood, or interested in offering The Tico Times at your business? Remember that our distributors can now give away the paper, charge the ₡500 cover price and keep the 100 percent of that amount, or charge the cover price and donate the proceeds to a nonprofit organization in exchange for free publicity on our site. New distributors need only fill out this online form.

A guide to watching the World Cup in Costa Rica

 

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