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How Outward Bound Costa Rica builds resiliency in Ticos and international travelers alike in Costa Rica

Outward Bound Costa Rica's goal is to use activities such as whitewater rafting, scuba diving, surfing, trekking, and service projects as a means to promote decision-making and leadership.

Costa Rica approves law against child abuse prepared by alleged victims of priest

Costa Rica’s congress approved on Tuesday a bill that extends the statute of limitations for the crime of sexual abuse of minors.

International drug rehab in Costa Rica with the Costa Rica Treatment Center

Costa Rica Treatment Center understands the process of addiction recovery from personal experience.

Freed Nicaraguan prisoner tells of torture

He is haunted by the memory of the "constant cries of horror" let out by fellow prisoners.

Alajuelense eliminated in the Costa Rican Clausura

Club Sport Cartaginés and Municipal Grecia are the other two semifinal aspirants. San Carlos, Pérez Zeledón and Saprissa are already classified.

Costa Rica bets on ending fossil fuel use by 2050

The aim is to have 70 percent of public transport powered by electricity in 2035 -- and the whole fleet by 2050.

Costa Rica holds Maduro regime responsible for diplomat’s safety

The Central American country indicated that it "holds the regime (of Maduro) responsible for the personal safety and integrity of the representative of the State of Costa Rica" in Venezuela.

Venezuela withdraws diplomatic credential from Costa Rican diplomat

Venezuela also warned that it reserves the possibility of applying other reciprocal measures "to compensate this unacceptable aggression against the personnel and premises of the diplomatic mission."

More than 60,000 people flee Nicaragua crisis: UN

More than 60,000 people have fled the crisis in Nicaragua over the past year, the UN said Tuesday, with neighboring Costa Rica bearing the brunt of the refugee flow. 

Archbishop minimizes fall in reputation of the Church, predicts ‘high participation’ during Holy Week

The archbishop of San José, José Rafael Quirós, downplayed the fall in the reputation of the Catholic Church after turbulent months.

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