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Relief in Guanacaste to be Spelled C-I-M-A

The northwestern province of Guanacaste is going to get its first state-of-the-art private hospital for locals as well as foreigners here on medical vacations. The...

Hospital Aims to Tap Medical Tourism Market

MANAGUA – Hoping to spin their local reputation into an international market niche, Managua’s Hospital Metropolitano Vivian Pellas, the country’s first private hospital, is...

Costa Rica & Singapore To Be Talking Free Trade

Costa Rica and Singapore will begin talks on a free-trade agreement, President Oscar Arias announced this week in a move that will further strengthen...

Gov’t Drafts Boost For Banks, Small Firms

To give a “much needed push” to the financial sector, President Oscar Arias and Finance Minister Guillermo Zúñiga have drafted two proposed bills this...

Aguinaldo Gets Boost From Supreme Court

This month, workers in Costa Rica will receive an additional amount of money with their end-of-the-year bonus known as the aguinaldo. The time-honored holiday tradition,...

ATMs to Shut Down Late at Night

Some government agencies and private institutions are taking measures to reduce thefts and muggings that are common around the holiday season Banco Nacional and Bancrédito...

Top Nicaraguan business leader visits Washington to lobby against aid cut

GRANADA, Nicaragua – With the clock ticking down the final hours before the board of directors of the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corp. (MCC) makes...

Costa Rica lawmaker faces manslaughter charges

The family of Víctor Arroyo, who was killed in a car crash last month, pressed charges of manslaughter yesterday against the Costa Rican lawmaker...

Foundation donates boat to protect waters of Isla del Coco

Park guards Isla del Coco, Costa Rica´s famed island and marina national park, are now better equipped to deter illegal fishing in the protected...

Costa Rica’s Caribbean at risk for disease

After days of record rain, the Caribbean is highly vulnerable to dengue and other diseases, health authorities say. People wading in flooded areas risk contracting...

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