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Boston Tico rescuer, once known for his reaction to grief, says he acted on instinct

Costa Rican Carlos Arredondo has become an international hero following his efforts to help victims of Monday’s Boston Marathon bomb attacks. Here’s a look at the man behind the cowboy hat.

Letter addressed to U.S. President Obama tests positive for deadly poison

The U.S. Secret Service intercepted the letter at a mail-screening facility outside the White House.

Former Costa Rica VP addresses police from U.S., Canada and Australia

Former Vice President Kevin Casas, secretary of political affairs at the Organization of American States, spoke to 80 municipal police leaders last week at Harvard Law School.

Top U.S. diplomat defends Central America Regional Security Initiative

U.S. official: Guatemalans have accomplished exactly what they wanted to do: convince traffickers not to fly their product to Guatemala.

Bombing victim, 8, loved playing with siblings, friends

Eight-year-old Martin Richard was killed Monday at the Boston Marathon's finish line. His mother and his younger sister, Jane, were also seriously hurt.

Venezuela government defends election result, backtracks on recount pledge

Update: Post-election violence causes seven deaths, 61 injured and 135 arrested.

Obama vows justice for Boston victims

“We still do not know who did this or why," the U.S. president said.

Taken by the sea

A first-person account of getting caught in a riptide.

Terror in Boston as bombs kill 3, injure more than 100 during marathon

Several devices exploded during the Boston Marathon, when hundreds of thousands of spectators gather from around the world to watch the event.

Chávez heir wins Venezuela vote, opposition cries foul

Acting President Nicolas Maduro is declared the winner with just a 300,000-vote edge.

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