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Costa Rica Traffic Ranks Second-Worst in the World

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Costa Rica is ranked as the second-worst traffic in the world in Numbeo’s 2026 Mid-Year Traffic Index, placing behind only Nigeria and ahead of...
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Flying to Costa Rica in the 1990s: Free Drinks, Meals and Smoking

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Flying from Miami to Costa Rica in the 1990s could mean a hot meal, repeated rounds of complimentary drinks and a seat only a...
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Costa Rica Papagayo Dispute Freezes $700 Million in Investment

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A court fight over the planned removal of 748 trees at Playa Panamá has grown into a broader dispute over tourism investment, jobs and...
Expat Living

Comparing Atenas and Puriscal for Costa Rica Homebuilders

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For buyers looking to build a home in Costa Rica’s western Central Valley, Atenas and Puriscal often land on the same shortlist. Both offer...
Expat Living

Costa Rica Colon Hits Record High as Dollar Falls to All Time Low

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The U.S. dollar closed the week at its cheapest level in the history of Costa Rica's official currency market, capping a four-year slide that...
El Salvador

Visiting El Salvador During the August Holiday Week

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Anyone planning to visit El Salvador in early August should be ready for one of the busiest holiday periods, when San Salvador’s patron saint...
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What Is an Arribada? Costa Rica’s Mass Turtle Nesting Event Explained

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Every year, on a stretch of dark volcanic sand on the Nicoya Peninsula, one of Costa Rica’s most remarkable wildlife events unfolds. Thousands, and...
Crime

Inside the Pecho de Rata Fortune and a Trunk Full of Cash

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In his own recorded telling, it played out like a doting grandfather's anecdote. Edwin López Vega — the alleged narcotrafficking kingpin known across the...
Crime

Costa Rica’s Largest Police Operation Hit Cahuita — Here’s What It Means If You’re Headed There

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If you're planning a trip to Cahuita or Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, own property along Limón's south Caribbean coast, or even live there, you've...
Arts and Culture

On Father’s Day Costa Rica Quietly Rethinks What It Means to Be a Dad

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Costa Rica celebrates Father's Day today and anyone who spent August here will notice the difference immediately: the third Sunday of June arrives with...
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