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How Costa Rica Led Central America Toward Peace and Democracy

The Esquipulas II Peace Agreement in 1987 brought an end to regional wars. Former U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica Frank McNeil weighs in 25 years later on the historic occasion.

Is It Independence Day in Costa Rica, or not?

A group of Ticos presented a bill before the Legislative Assembly to celebrate Costa Rica's Independence Day on 'its true date.'

Digital Government in Costa Rica: A Solution to Red Tape

Costa Rica has had great success in attracting corporate foreign direct investment. FDI is projected by CINDE, the very successful nongovernmental organization in charge...

Pirates in Costa Rica: The Untold Stories of Lost Treasure

If pirates working for the British crown in the Caribbean had succeeded in conquering Costa Rica, everybody here would be speaking English. Instead, we’re...

Hiking in Costa Rica: Love, sweat and humility atop Chirripó

Burly journalist Adam Williams gets beat up the mountain by his petite girlfriend.

Online Costa Rica jungle game!

Kids around the world can now go on virtual adventures in Costa Rica's jungles.

Archaeologists unravel mysteries of the Mayans in Honduras

Archeologists have discovered 3,450 structures.

The Story Behind Central America’s 1987 Peace Agreement

On Aug. 7, the peal of church bells throughout Costa Rica heralded the news: The five Central American presidents had signed a peace agreement...

Puerto Viejo run down

Stand Up Paddling (SUP) trips are available to Punta Uva, Punta Mona and beyond.

Shakespeare’s classic Romeo and Juliet in Costa Rica

'Romeo and Juliet' comes to Teatro Eugene O'Neil in the form of a one-waiter show, and the story is told via napkins, forks and knives.

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