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Russians laud Venezuela’s asylum offer to Snowden

Venezuela's Maduro said he was offering asylum so that the former National Security Agency contractor could live "free of imperial North American persecution."

Chinchilla’s press chief resigns

Mario Aguilar cited personal differences with new Communications Minister Carlos Roverssi.

Costa Rica public security minister: Recent money laundering investigations are ‘sign that the system works’

Mario Zamora responds to suggestions that Costa Rica is a "paradise" for money laundering.

Social media users push back after Costa Rica’s Chinchilla announces Facebook defamation lawsuit

Outraged Ticos bombard social media networks under the hashtag #LauraLeaEsto to defend the long-standing Costa Rican right to free speech after President Laura Chinchilla threatened to sue anyone who defames her on Facebook.

Putin says Snowden in Moscow as Russia rejects U.S. demands

Vladimir Putin, who has disagreed with the Obama administration on its handling of the Syrian conflict and plans to develop a missile-defense shield in Europe, tried to distance himself from the case.

U.S. charges NSA leaker Snowden with espionage

Snowden was charged with espionage, theft and conversion of government property, and the U.S. sought his arrest on Friday.

National Oil Refinery president resigns in dispute over China-backed refinery

The Costa Rican Comptroller General’s Office put the brakes on plans to build a new $1.3 billion oil refinery on the Caribbean coast with funding from China.

Exphore has innovative options for restaurants and hotels

The trade fair runs through Thursday at Costa Rica’s Centro de Eventos Pedregal.

PAC’s Luis Guillermo Solís launches presidential primary bid

Solís will push for a political coalition to challenge the National Liberation Party candidate in 2014.

San José Municipality to demolish large new speed bumps in Barrio Chino

They’re only seven months old, but already the massive speed bumps in Mayor Johnny Araya’s new Chinatown are getting the ax.

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