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New Facilities Inaugurated at Costa Rica’s Poás Volcano

Poás, Costa Rica’s most-visited volcano and national park, north of San José, has a new cafeteria, artisan shop and video room, the Ministry of...

Marketing Character Center of Coffee Battle

An international legal battle over rights to 47-year-old fictional character Juan Valdez and his mule escalated this year when Costa Rica’s leading gourmet coffee...

Costa Rica Environment Minister Lost In the Corcovado Jungle

Environment Minister Carlos Manuel Rodríguez roamed alone through the wilderness of Corcovado National Park, in the country’s Southern Zone, for several days in April...

Costa Rica’s Presidents Criticizes Press

“There are powerful media who try to depict us as a failed country, a country without dreams. They’re liars interested in money and nothing...

Costa Rica President Arias: Pinochet’s Death Offers Reconciliation

President Oscar Arias this week expressed his condolences to the family of recently deceased former Chilean leader Augusto Pinochet, and said the former dictator’s...

Say What? We Heard It on the News from Costa Rica

Sometimes the news on TV or radio is so perplexing it leaves us wondering if we heard it right. Even more surprising is that...

On Christmas Trees in Costa Rica

For residents of the greater San José area, a drive to the mountainous areas peripheral to the Central Valley is sure to produce sightings...

Costa Rica Celebrates A Country With No Army

The 58th anniversary of the abolition of Costa Rica’s military was celebrated Dec. 1 with a ceremony at the National Museum in San José,...

Examining Safety in Nicaragua: Isolated Incidents vs. Regional Trends

Just when the tourism sector was looking for some good news to finish off a challenging year of electoral uncertainty and ghostly images from...

Two-Wheeled Tourism: Guided Coffee Plantation Tours Offered on Bicycle

For the world’s best mountain biking, don’t come to Costa Rica – go to Chile, Sweden, New Zealand or Moab, Utah, said Carlos Cardona,...

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