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‘Butterfly in the City’ a Genuine Ode to San José

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Several smaller groups make up the species we know as the foreigner living in Costa Rica. There s the beach expat, whose mere mention conjures...
News

Joseph Hamilton US Navy Pilot Turned Costa Rica Business Legend Dies

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He piloted a hellcat fighter plane for the U.S. navy in the Pacific during World War II. A Harvard Business School graduate, he built...
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Coffee Harvest Grows, Exports Decrease

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Costa Rica’s coffee harvest for the 2006-2007 season is expected to be 2% larger than the previous season’s harvest; however, exports of coffee during...
Arts and Culture

Jewish New Year: Rosh Hashanah Traditions and Reflections

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Tomorrow may be Sept. 23, 2006, in the secular Gregorian calendar, but the Jewish calendar marks the date as 1 Tishri 5767, or Rosh...
Travel and Tourism

Costa Rica’s Tapantí National Park Offers a Peaceful, Green Break from San José

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An hour and a half southeast of San José, Tapantí National Park, on a good day, will placate visitors with the quiet thunder of...
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Costa Rica President Ready to do ‘What Needs to be Done’

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Oscar Arias doesn’t like Casa Presidencial. The two-time President of Costa Rica prefers to conduct business not at the presidential offices in the eastern...
Topics>Arts and Culture

A lo Tico’: On Costa Rican Spanish

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Books, my mother used to say, are friends. Among those on my shelves that are instructive and humorous at the same time is “A...
Arts and Culture

Biesanz Woodworks: Costa Rica’s Woodworking Treasure Trove

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As you enter Biesanz Woodworks and feast your eyes on an exquisite collection of boxes, bowls and souvenirs created from exotic tropical woods, you...
Arts and Culture

Mekatelyou: The Unique Creole Language of Limón, Costa Ric

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They sometimes call it Mekatelyou, which means, Let me tell you. It's what the black folks in the Caribbean province of Limón speak. Some...
Arts and Culture

Mother’s Day a Sacred Event in Costa Rica

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As Mother’s Day draws near, Costa Ricans around the country are busy shopping for that special gift for mom, while families make plans to...
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