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Panama’s Noriega Sets Precedent for U.S. Capture of Maduro in Venezuela

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The recent U.S. military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro echoes a chapter from Latin American history: the 1989...
News

Visit Top Costa Rica Museums on Your Next Trip

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Costa Rica’s best museum days do two things at once: they teach you what you’re seeing out in the country and they give you...
Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica’s Térraba Community Battles Biodiversity Loss with Tree-Planting Revival

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In southern Costa Rica, the Térraba Indigenous community stands as a frontline defender against a deepening global biodiversity crisis. With one million species facing...
Arts and Culture

What to Expect at Costa Rica’s El Tope Parade

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Thousands of riders and spectators gather today for El Tope Nacional, marking the Day of the Horseman in Costa Rica. This year, the event...
Arts and Culture

Costa Ricans Celebrate Christmas Day with Nativity Scenes and Beach Outings

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For those unfamiliar, families in Costa Rica mark Christmas Day with a mix of quiet reflection and casual outings, building on the intense family...
Arts and Culture

Costa Rica Tamales Season Tips Every Tourist Should Know

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As the year winds down and the air fills with the scent of banana leaves and seasoned masa, tamales season has officially arrived in...
Crime

Costa Rica Named Key Drug Hub by European People’s Party Assembly

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Members of the European Parliament's Partido Popular Europeo (EPP) have voiced serious worries about Costa Rica's increasing position as a key hub for drug...
Environment and Wildlife

Viral Video Shows Chimpanzee Smoking at Chinese Zoo

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A video showing a chimpanzee smoking a cigarette at a zoo in southern China has spread rapidly online, raising concerns about animal welfare and...
Arts and Culture

National Espresso Day Contrasts with Costa Rica’s Chorreador Tradition

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People across the world today mark National Espresso Day (yes, it has its own day), recognizing the quick, strong coffee pull that originated in...
News

Costa Rica Bridges Crisis Deepens with 70 Percent in Poor Condition

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Costa Rica's road network faces a critical breakdown, with seven out of 10 bridges in poor condition, according to the latest State of the...
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