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Study: Coffee Packed with Antioxidants

RESEARCHERS at the University ofScranton, in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania,have concluded that coffee is the numberone source of antioxidants compared tofruits, vegetables, red...

International Coffee Week Draws Industry Leaders

SOME 500 coffee executives areexpected to arrive in Costa Rica to attendthe 14th Annual International CoffeeWeek, to be held at the Hotel Herradura,northwest of...

Discover Costa Rica’s History Through Money at Numismatic Museum

History buffs and money lovers alike now have the opportunity to witness the evolution of how Costa Ricans have done business over the course...

The First Woman Voter in Costa Rica Reflects on Democracy and Politics

Bernarda Vásquez no longer follows politics. After a year of highly publicized scandals in which photos of ex-Presidents in handcuffs provided persuasive evidence to...

Understanding Costa Rican Legal Document Translation Rules

NON-Spanish speakers living in Costa Rica can be overwhelmed by legal documents in Spanish, and often cherish the hope that their business transactions and...

21 Years Later, Journalists Seek Justice for La Penca Bombing Victims

THE Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has agreed to study a complaint filed by the Costa Rican Journalists' Association against the Costa Rican government...

What Are Some Cultural Differences Between Costa Rica and the USA?

From dramatic weather changes within a few miles to unique customs around gathering palm leaves during specific moon phases, Costa Rica's cultural quirks offer...

Go Native in Costa Rica with Cherry Tomatoes

FOR many gardeners, tomatoes are the all time favorite garden vegetable. But in the tropics, growing tomatoes can be a real challenge. Hot, humid...

Día de la Máscara: Costa Rica’s Unique Halloween Celebration

While some Ticos don the frightening masks, costumes, and makeup traditionally associated with Halloween in North America, others will put on masks of a...

A Trapiche’s Story: Carrying on the Family, Costa Rican Tradition

AT 2 a.m., 15-year-old Eduardo Sand quietly slips out of his house to begin a long day of work at the trapiche, the traditional...

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