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Costa Rica coffee cashing in despite drop in exports

The value of Costa Rican coffee exports increased 11 percent — an additional $30 million — during 2015 compared to 2014.

9-man Costa Rica squad falls in last minute to Venezuela

It was an ugly start to 2016 for Costa Rica's La Sele, which earned two red cards in a sloppy, 1-0 loss to Venezuela.

Costa Rica’s inclusion in Zika travel warning has tourism leaders worried

Costa Rica and Nicaragua were added this week to the list of nearly 30 countries and territories U.S. authorities are warning pregnant women to avoid because of the presence of Zika virus.

White House seeks nearly $1.2 billion for drug prevention, treatment, overdose response

WASHINGTON, D.C. – White House officials announced Tuesday that they will seek nearly $1.2 billion in new federal funding over the next two years to address the growing problem of heroin and prescription opioid use, an epidemic that has become an increasingly important policy priority among the nation's politicians.

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, dead even after Iowa voting, are poised for a long slog

Hillary Clinton and her late-surging rival, Sen. Bernie Sanders, remained locked in a dead heat with most precincts reporting in Iowa's Democratic caucuses late Monday, setting up what is likely to become a prolonged nominating contest.

Ted Cruz edges Trump in Iowa caucuses; Rubio finishes strong third

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas rallied a broad coalition of conservatives around his anti-Washington message to win Iowa's presidential caucuses here Monday night, edging out Donald Trump in their battle to claim the Republican Party's outsider mantle.

Two ex-soldiers tried in Guatemala for sex slavery, murder

Two retired soldiers were in court Monday facing charges of murder, forced disappearance, and forcing 11 indigenous women into sexual slavery during Guatemala's 1960-1996 civil war.

Bacardi fires latest salvo in Havana Club rum battle with Cuba

Bacardi filed suit Monday against the United States demanding an explanation of its decision to let Cuba sell Havana Club rum in the United States once the U.S. trade embargo against the communist island is lifted.

Zika alert: WHO declares global health emergency over spread of virus

"The clusters of microcephaly and other neurological complications constitute an extraordinary event and a public health threat to other parts of the world," WHO chief Margaret Chan told reporters.

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