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6.3 Quake Shakes Country

GRANADA, Nicaragua – For thesecond time in two weeks, Nicaraguansran out into the streets on Saturdayafternoon when a quake rocked thecountry.The quake, measuring 6.3...

UK Cravings Brings British Products to Your Door

MANY who hail from the UnitedKingdom and live in faraway places, love totalk about the delicacies that filled the shoppingcarts at Tesco or Sainsbury’s.Somehow,...

Surf Fishing Proves Fruitful for Angler

TARPON actioncontinues fast andfurious and snook areshowing larger numbersevery day alongthe northern Caribbeancoast.Three membersof Costa Rica’s ClubNacional de Pescaproved you don’teven need a boat...

Turkeys Baking for Canadian Thanksgiving

TURKEYS are in the oven and the fixingsare in the fridge as members of theCanadian community in Costa Rica preparefor their Thanksgiving celebrations on...

Carnaval Celebrations Fill Streets of Limón

THE rhythmic sounds of calypso andreggae music beckon to all ushering in theCarnaval in Limón, a port city on theCaribbean coast, which begins today...

Costa Rica’s Poker Not Folding Anytime Soon

BELLIED up to yards of green felt lifting the cornersof their two-card hands, hundreds of gamblers tempt fate,size each other up and toss chips...

Mama’s Place: Home-Style Cooking

A FAVORITE restaurant of minerecently underwent new ownership andgained a new chef. The service is still good,as is the food, but the portions are...

New Allegations in ICE Scandal

THE second week of uproar involving formerboard members of the Costa Rican ElectricityInstitute (ICE) was arguably more chaotic than thefirst: new revelations implicated still...

Proposed Dam Threatens Wetland

AS the corruption scandal involving the Costa RicanElectricity Institute (ICE) continues to dominate thenation’s headlines, members of the World ConservationUnion (UICN) in Costa Rica...

Airports Outdated, Tourism Groups Say

WITH the peak travel season quickly approaching,tourism groups in Costa Rica are urging the governmentto do something about the strained infrastructure at thecountry’s two...

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