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U.S. tourist bleeds to death from gunshot wounds while waiting for ambulance in Costa Rica

Details remain murky in shooting death of a U.S. tourist who frequently stayed in Potrero, a relaxed beach town in Guanacaste.

NSA phone data collection likely illegal, judge rules

"I cannot imagine a more 'indiscriminate' and 'arbitrary invasion' than this systematic and high tech collection and retention of personal data on virtually every single citizen for purposes of querying and analyzing it without prior judicial approval," said U.S. District Court judge Richard Leon.

Snowden wants asylum in Brazil: report

Intelligence leaker Edward Snowden said that until he obtains permanent asylum the U.S. government will continue to interfere with his ability to speak out.

Making tamales

A small tamalera comes to life during the holiday season.

How Costa Rica’s Santa Elena Played a Part in the Iran-Contra Scandal

They seemed like isolated events unfolding in the chaos of Central America in the 1980s. But now, the pieces of the puzzle are fitting together.

Big Rugby tourney concludes this weekend in Costa Rica

The country is hosting for the first time an international tournament with Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador at the Liceo Franco Costarricense.

A Russian patsy or high-tech criminal?

U.S. prosecutors accuse 27-year-old Maxim Chukharev of helping build the biggest money laundering operation in history, Costa Rica-based online currency company Liberty Reserve. But Chukharev says he’s an innocent pawn in a high-stakes political drama.

Costa Rica, CIA, and Drug Lords: Untold Stories of Iran-Contra Scandal

Former DEA El Paso boss: Agent Camarena had discovered the arms-for-drugs operation run on behalf of the Contras, aided by U.S. officials in the National Security Council and the CIA, and threatened to blow the whistle on the covert operation.

Britain targets Guardian newspaper over Snowden leaks

The Guardian has slipped into the single largest crack in the free speech laws that are on the books here — the dissemination of state secrets protecting queen and country in the British homeland.

PHOTO STORY: Costa Rica’s Slut Walk 2.0

Hundreds of people attended Costa Rica’s second Slut Walk last Friday night in downtown San José. The event was organized to denounce recent statements on rape by Accessibility Without Exclusion Party presidential candidate Óscar López.

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