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‘Baby Doc’ arrested in Haiti

Jean-Claude Duvalier, the 59-year-old former dictator, assumed power at 19 from his notorious father, Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier. Baby Doc ruled Haiti from 1971 to 1986.

U.S. museum to return indigenous artifacts

The Brooklyn Museum in New York is voluntarily giving up a priceless 4,500-piece pre-Columbian collection, but the Costa Rican National Museum doesn’t have money to pay for shipping.

Costa Rica’s Peak Sailfish Season: When and Where to Fish

I’ve never been one to be afraid or too proud to ask for help. Some things I don’t understand, and with others I’m all...

After The Costa Rica rainy season, look for sailfish and mahimahi

FISHFUL THINKING: We deeply regret to report that Tico Times fishing columnist Jerry "Bubba" Hallstrom died Wednesday of a heart attack. This is the last column he wrote.

Hook Up With Tarpon Season on Costa Rica Caribbean Coast

Fly or drive to the Caribbean, snook and tarpon await

Heavy rains provoke green alert

    Costa Rica's National Emergency Commission (CNE) issued a green alert on Sunday for almost the entire country after intense rains pounded 15 cantons over...

Indigenous cemetery uncovered in Tres Ríos

A team of archaeologists has uncovered a rare and important time capsule on private property in the Costa Rican town of Tres Ríos, just...

How Panama Moved from Noriega’s Dictatorship to Economic Growth

PANAMA CITY – Like a country boy who moves to the city to take a suit-and-tie job, Panama is trying hard to overcome its...

Noriega Fights Extradition to France

  Part I of a two-part series on   the Extradition of General Manuel Noriega       PANAMA CITY – Gen. Manuel Noriega's defense lawyers criticized the U.S....

Lionfish Plague Caribbean Reefs

About a year ago, a graceful, striped and spiny fish, the lionfish, was first spotted in Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean waters. That was the...

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