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Costa Rica appoints climate change director as new Environment Minister

Andrea Meza, who has been director of climate change for the Costa Rican government since 2015, was appointed Tuesday as Environment Minister, replacing the outgoing Carlos Manuel Rodríguez.

Protesters take to streets of Costa Rica asking for economic reopening

The protesters crossed the center of San José until they reached Casa Presidencial in Zapote.

Pandemic ‘an opportunity’ for Latin America, regional director of UNDP says

COVID-19 has already infected 6.7 million people with 260,000 deaths in the region.

Coronavirus forces postponement of several Costa Rican soccer matches

Deportivo Saprissa suspended its match against San Carlos as part of Costa Rica's Apertura 2020 Soccer Championship after one of its players tested positive for COVID-19.

Violence picks up in Central America after brief truce due to COVID-19

The corpses in bags and under sheets reappeared on the streets of the Honduran capital, marking a spike in violence that affects northern Central America after a truce due to isolation to contain COVID-19 infections.

Costa Rica men’s soccer team returns to training for first time during pandemic

The last time González coached La Sele was in January prior to a February 1 friendly against the United States.

Bayern win Champions League as Coman goal defeats Navas, PSG

Bayern Munich won the European Cup for the sixth time as Kingsley Coman's goal gave them a 1-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain.

Costa Rica Sloth Conservation: Meet Amalur

Amalur is an orphaned two-fingered sloth (Choloepus Hoffmanni) in Toucan Rescue Ranch's care in Costa Rica.

In virus hotspot Florida, a family mourns — and worries about bills

The 55-year-old native of El Salvador left behind a devastated family that must now mourn, all while it confronts a mind-blowing hospital bill.

Peru, Argentine economies post huge falls

Peru's year-on-year GDP fell by 30 percent in the second quarter of 2020 as it was badly affected by coronavirus containment measures, the government said on Thursday.

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