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Capturing Costa Rica’s centenarians

Photographer Mónica Quesada is creating a book and video documenting Ticos who have lived a century.

UN urges move to global green economy for World Environment Day

Low-carbon and resource-efficient economies could boost long-term global GDP growth, the UN says.

Gay rights groups ask for evangelical lawmaker’s resignation

Groups in Costa Rica are mounting public protests and filing a complaint with the Inter-American Court of Human Rights over the naming of an anti-gay lawmaker as head of a human rights commission.

ICE still dominating Costa Rican phone market

The state-run telecom company's monopoly ended in 2011, but ICE still maintains 80 percent of the market share.

Need a mammogram in Costa Rica? Get in line

Group reports that due to backlog, women must wait two years for a mammogram at a Social Security System (Caja) hospital. UPDATE: The Caja responds.

Costa Rica plantation workers sue 3 banana companies over pesticide use

Eight separate lawsuits have been filed since May 31.

Judicial Investigation Police director to retire next month

OIJ Director Jorge Rojas filed a retirement application Monday during a meeting with Supreme Court judges.

U.S. citizen dies in Costa Rica after car accident

The 69-year-old retiree was killed after the brakes failed onhis Toyota 4Runner.

Photo Essay: Always a deal at San José market

Tico Times photographers Alberto Font and Gabe Dinsmoor spent a morning checking out the fresh produce at Mercado Borbón in downtown San José.

Shaky weekend for Costa Rica’s Pacific coast

At least 10 earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from 2.9-6.0 occurred since Friday on Central America’s Pacific coasts.

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