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Honduras welcomed back to the diplomatic fold

The case strained relations between the United States and many Latin American nations including Brazil, which were disappointed that Washington did not consistently demand exiled elected leader Manuel Zelaya’s return to office.

Mosquitoes are suckered in new research

Breakthrough research could help fight mosquito-borne epidemics like dengue and malaria, both scourges in Central America.

Steven Tyler heads to Costa Rica after wrapping up American Idol

The Aerosmith singer arrived last Thursday.

Ex-Chief of Staff Rodrigo Arias testifies about alleged public funds mismanagement

Rodrigo Arias is the brother of former president Óscar Arias.

U.N. group seeks new trial for Guatemala’s ex-president

On May 9, a Guatemalan court acquitted Alfonso Portillo and his co-defendants of all charges regarding the embezzlement of $15 million in government funds.

Zelaya’s wife hints at Honduras presidential bid

Ex-president Manuel Zelaya and his wife returned to the country Saturday after they were exiled in June of 2009.

Hurricane season starts Wednesday with high risk for U.S., Caribbean

In 2010, hurricanes particularly wreaked havoc in Central America and the Caribbean. The worst, Hurricane Tomas, caused landslides in Costa Rica and hit the Caribbean islands of St. Lucia and Haiti. Approximately 57 people were killed by the storm.

Costa Rican Tourism Chamber looks to congress for assistance

Canatur hopes the Legislative Assembly will pass two bills to boost revenue in the tourism sector.

Costa Rica tries again to butt out smoking

Tuesday's World No Tobacco Day brought anti-smoking groups out in full force.

Costa Rica approves free trade with China

Some critics see the agreement as a quid pro quo for the new $100 million National Stadium donated and built by China and inaugurated March 26.

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