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Take It Easy at Turrialba Bed and Breakfast

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A calm breeze often blows through the Turrialba Bed and Breakfast. Whether visitors lounge on the patio, on the balcony or in the air-conditioned...
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Home Fire and Natural Disaster Insurance From INS

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The National Insurance Institute’s home fire and natural disaster insurance policy is known as Hogar Seguro 2000. This policy can be used only for...
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U.K., Swiss embassies run errands with new electric cars

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The Swiss and United Kingdom embassies are showing off fancy new electric cars. Both countries introduced new service cars that will reduce emissions of greenhouse...
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Mixed Martial Arts: Fighting to work out

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A dozen tiny explosions rattle off the wall of the gymnasium. Inside, two rows of kick boxers stand in pairs. One member of each pair...
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‘Intentional Communities’ To Stage Gathering

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A four-day gathering near the Río Machuca in San Mateo, Alajeula will promote sustainable communities and ecological living for commune members from throughout Costa...
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City of San José Beefs Up Disaster Preparedness

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In preparation for this year’s imminent rainy season, the Municipality of San José is taking steps to prevent flooding as well as lessen the...
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UCR Receives One of World’s Largest Insect Collections

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Richard Whitten’s favorite piece of his collection is the bird-wing butterfly of New Guinea; an exquisite and rare butterfly that he says is also...
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Could it Happen Again? The Answer’s Shaky

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One hundred years after an earthquake toppled Cartago, geologists continue to learn from the deadliest natural disaster in Costa Rican history. Mauricio Mora, seismologist and...
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Lesson From Costa Rica Restaurant 1910: ‘Nature Must be Respected’

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Restaurant 1910 rose from the wreckage of Cartago. One hundred years have passed since an earthquake destroyed Costa Rica’s colonial capital. The Cartago restaurant...
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Economy Growing, but IMF Still Calls for Caution

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted a 3.5 percent growth rate for Costa Rica in 2010. In addition, the IMF expects overall growth in...
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