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Costa Rica’s Southern Caribbean Coast Delights Foodies

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If you think rice and beans is the same as a casado, you haven’t experienced rondón or your favorite restaurant is in a San...
Archive

Fishing For Tarpon on Caribbean Coast Makes for Great Story

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It was the night before I landed my first tarpon. Daniel Herrera, my friend and Parismina fishing guide, sat forward in his chair at the...
Arts and Culture

Costa Rica’s Cartago Women Weave Waste into Wonders

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Pilot project Enlazando Manos (Weaving Hands) is an innovative initiative turning post-industrial waste into treasure. With the guidance of San José-based sustainability consulting company...
Latin America

A Guide to Boquete Pamam: Where Nature Meets Comfort

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As the road begins to wind down toward the little town in the middle of the valley, an impressive vista emerges. Rivers, brown...
Archive

Life Remains a Struggle for Coffee Pickers

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MATAGALPA – To be a coffee picker in these northern highlands means to wander from hacienda to hacienda, looking for work that rarely pays...
Expat Living

Neighborhoods in San Jose Costa Rica Vary Greatly

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WATCHING a pair of Quetzals totally perplexed and jabbering about which tree to build their nest in brought to mind how humans often do...
Expat Living

Spanish Words Every Costa Rica Expat Should Know

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Given the history of the American continent, it is not surprising that Spanish and English have so affected each other. Certainly, English has contributed...
Expat Living

A House Cat Survives Against the Odds in the Costa Rican Jungle

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When I met Jim, he had been living at the Danish woman’s cabins in the jungle for eight months. This was a feat in...
Home and Garden

Costa Rica Ancient Superfood Chayote Makes Culinary Comeback

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The chayote is an old acquaintance found in many cultures around the world. Its humble origin lies in the deep forests of Central America....
Latin America

Nicaraguans Flee Ortega’s Dictatorship: Round Two of Exile Begins

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A group of Nicaraguans who fled their war-torn country during the 1980s and came back the following decade is once again wanting out. These...
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