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Police charge thieves with stealing government guns

17 pistols were recovered in Panama last February.

Costa Rica’s British Institute to close in June

The well-known English institute will shut its doors after more than 25 years of operating in the country.

U.S. woman to translate and publish Costa Rica poetry

AROUND COSTA RICA: Fulbright scholar Julia Guez has come to Costa Rica to seek out its best poetry, then translate and publish it in English.

Good eats for the mind and body at Ome

Fresh ingredients and unique flavor combinations define a meal at Ome.

Ortega proposes electoral reform in Nicaragua

Ortega’s reform bill does not include the EU’s recommendation of replacing Supreme Electoral Council judges.

A strange experience on Mt. Ampato

SOMEONE SAID: Columnist Jack O’Brien stumbles into ceremonial human sacrifice.

Camping out in style Down South

Dutch couple Cees and Miranda van Vliet built Río Tico Safari Lodge with imported African safari-style tents on the southern Pacific coast.

A breakdown of savings from Costa Rica’s proposed debt-reduction measures

As government debt continues to mount, President Chinchilla announces new fiscal measures that could help stave off a crisis.

Study concludes Costa Rica is fourth in competitiveness

Public perception and market competitiveness hurt C.R. in the same study

Catholic radio station launches anti-in vitro fertilization ad campaign

Last year, Radio Fides released ad spots that compared in vitro fertilization to homicide. The current campaign is more tame.

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