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From Faith to Reason: The Intellectual Journey

Columnist Jack O’Brien ruminates on science and the Catholic Church

Investigating Chilean Pinochet Dictatorship and Pablo Neruda’s Death

Exhumation begins to determine the cause of the poet’s death in 1973.

Growing Hardy Sweet UFOS Chiles in Your Tropical Garden

Ed Bernhardt recounts the history and wonder of sweet and hot peppers

Ex-soldier accuses Guatemala’s Pérez Molina of wartime massacres

Testifying during the trial of ex-dictator Efraín Ríos Montt, a former soldier accuses Guatemala’s sitting president of participating in massacres of Mayan villagers.

Ask the US Embassy Consul in Costa Rica

“Ask the Consul” is a service brought to you by the U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica and The Tico Times, with real questions from U.S. citizens living or traveling in the land of ‘pura vida.’

Judas Night in Costa Rica: A Tradition of Fire, Fun, and Folklore

Judas Night combines elements of Halloween and Guy Fawkes Day, an all-night revel of pranks culminating in the burning of an effigy of Judas...

Argentina’s Jorge Mario Bergoglio elected first pope from the Americas

VATICAN CITY – Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Mario Bergoglio, 76, has been elected to replace Pope Benedict XVI as leader of the world's...

Costa Rican Men who are ready to change

WEM Institute provides counseling to violent men and helps them confront the causes of gender-based violence.

What’s New in Sámara: Local Business Updates, Music Scene, and Community News

Fire dancing and a Spanish group were at Lo Que Hay.

Guatemala to aid growers battling coffee fungus

Nearly 70 percent of all the country's coffee-growing land is now beset with leaf rust, officials said.

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