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Magnitude-4.5 temblor felt in Costa Rica

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Epicenter was located in the Central Pacific.
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Dengue cases increased by 300 percent this year

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Health officials will collect and destroy tires, bottles and other objects that can become habitats for dengue-carrying mosquitoes.
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Regulatory agency dismisses hike in cooking gas

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Distributors can file a new request if they meet the appropriate requirements, the agency stated.
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Ticos to urge Japan to stop killing dolphins

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A recently formed local branch of Sea Shepherd is asking people to send paper dolphins to the Japanese Embassy in San José in protest over annual killings.
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Chinchilla: Train route to Alajuela will be ready in a year

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The president inaugurates a new train route that is already behind schedule.
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Costa Rica tourist destinations featured in China

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Local companies look to draw from a market of more than one million tourists a year.
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U.S. Transport Administration will allow passengers to carry small knives on planes

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Ruling has drawn sharp criticism from airlines and unions representing flight attendants, air marshals and pilots.
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Caribbean hotel closes due to increasing insecurity

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Recent security measures taken by local police are insufficient, hotel administration claimed.
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New malware hits thousands of computers, Costa Rica included

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The virus spreads through a Skype message that reads “I can’t believe this picture of you!” in English or Spanish.
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Private chauffeurs suspend Monday protests scheduled in Costa Rica

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Formal taxi drivers now threaten to block streets the day of President Barack Obama's arrival for a May summit in San José.
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