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The Tico Times’ own Ana Isabel Arguedas marries Mikol Cruz April 25 in the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Heredia, north of San José. Congratulations!

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Costa Rica’s Capital Gets a Temporary Forest and Free Saturday Music

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Cartaginés right-back Carlos Barahona, 24, was detained in pre-dawn raids in Cartago as a suspect in extortion tied to gota a gota loans.

Costa Rica Prison Faces Court Challenge Before Inmate Transfers Begin

A prisoners’ rights group has asked Costa Rica’s Constitutional Court to stop inmate transfers to the newly inaugurated CACCO prison, saying concerns about heat,...

Costa Rica and El Salvador Sign New Agreement to Fight Organized Crime

Costa Rica and El Salvador have signed a new security agreement aimed at strengthening cooperation against organized crime, as President Laura Fernández moves to...

Costa Rica President Tours CECOT Mega-Prison in El Salvador

Costa Rican President Laura Fernández toured El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT) today, two days after opening a maximum-security prison in Alajuela modeled on...

Costa Rica Opens Prison Modeled on El Salvador’s CECOT

Costa Rica's new maximum-security prison opens today, but no inmates move in until late October. Here is how it will operate, who goes first and the legal fight over its rules.

Costa Rica Office Vacancy Could Hit 27% by 2030 as Multinationals Cut Jobs

Costa Rica office vacancy could reach 27.1% by 2030 as multinationals cut 2,205 free-zone jobs, an analyst warns.

Costa Rica Through A Canadian’s Eyes: More Than Just Pura Vida

It has been nine years since I made the move from Canada to Costa Rica, and I often find myself asking a simple question:...

Costa Rica Bills Would Keep Kids Off Social Media Until 14 or 15

Costa Rican children younger than 15 could be barred from opening social media accounts under one of two bills now before the Legislative Assembly....
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