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Puerto Viejo Rundown

OM is the town of Puerto Viejo’s first fully functioning yoga and community center, opened in 2008 by husband and wife team, Alexander and...

Obama admits U.S. guns are partly to blame for deadly Mexico violence

The U.S. president also greets a crowd in Mexico with a few words in Spanish: "Mexico lindo y querido" ("beautiful and beloved Mexico).

Obama accepts change in U.S.-Mexico partnership against drug cartels

With drug trafficking and the illegal transport of weapons over the border still major problems, U.S. officials are concerned that the new Mexican government seems less inclined to provide the same level of deep coordination with U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies that was offered by the administration of Felipe Calderón.

A primer on what to expect from Obama’s trip to Costa Rica

U.S. President Barack Obama has characterized his visit to Costa Rica on Friday and Saturday as a “moment of great promise.” Here are three areas that likely will be discussed by the U.S. president and his colleagues from Central America and the Dominican Republic.

Napster backer to introduce farm box concept to Costa Rica

Barefoot Gourmet, an organic food company started by former AOL Europe CEO Andreas Schmidt, plans to connect customers with pesticide-free produce from around Costa Rica.

U.S. Embassy releases video welcoming Obama to Costa Rica

Video features Ticos welcoming the U.S. president to the country.

Biofuel pioneer forsakes renewables to make gas-fed fuel

The basic concept behind advanced biofuels, using bioengineered microorganisms to digest organic matter and produce hydrocarbons, is sound, Alan Shaw says. The flaw is basing an industry on plants.

Immigration issues loom ahead for Obama’s trip to Mexico, Costa Rica

The number of migrants from Central America who were arrested trying to enter the United States illegally last year nearly doubled, to 99,000.

May Day protests staged across the world against austerity, ‘slave labor’

Unemployment has reached a staggering 59 percent among Greece's under-25s.

Bolivia announces expulsion of USAID

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry had encouraged improved relations with Bolivia.

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