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Smart thinking helps Costa Rican filmmaker raise more than $40,000 for new movie

Using the website Kickstarter, it took Hernán Jiménez just one week to reach his goal of $40,000 in public donations for his new film "El Regreso."

Costa Rica’s deadline to reinstate in vitro extended to May 31

The original date for Costa Rica to enact legislation legalizing in vitro fertilization was Wednesday. Costa Rica asked for an extension, which was granted soon after the deadline passed.

Press freedom association protests journalist death threats in Nicaragua

Death threats made against a journalist with the Nicaraguan newspaper El Nuevo Diario were condemned Tuesday by the Inter American Press Association (IAPA). According to...

Change to anti-smoking bill favors smokers

The Health Ministry and anti-smoking groups Monday urged lawmakers not to water down an anti-smoking bill currently being studied by a Legislative Assembly commission,...

Magnitude 4.8 earthquake shakes most of Costa Rica on Sunday night

An earthquake that was felt in most of Costa Rica on Sunday night registered a 4.8 on the Richter scale, according to the country's...

Chinchilla decries Nicaraguan ‘invasion’ of Costa Rica in The Miami Herald

Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla writes that Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has waged a "hate campaign" against Costa Rica and is poisoning long-term relations between the two countries.

The Hague will issue first ruling on border dispute March 8

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) will make its first statements regarding the alleged Nicaragua incursion on Costa Rican soil on March 8 at...

New signs suggest tourism is recovering

More travelers and more foreign investors could make 2011 a turnaround year for Costa Rica’s top income generator. In January, tourism visits in the northern...

Campaign pushes for national anti-smoking bill

"The Control of Tobacco and its Harmful Effects on Health" bill appears to have the support of Costa Ricans.

Officials offer 10-year plan to fight crime

During her presidential campaign, Chinchilla promised to boost public security spending by 50 percent. But fighting crime might take more than that, the Security Ministry has said that efforts to combat organized crime and drug trafficking between 2011 and 2014 could cost an estimated $250 million.

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