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Dub sounds in Costa Rica: Mad Professor and Mad Elaine

Mad Professor, who will be performing in Costa Rica from Dec. 11-18, brings with him a deep sense of groove rooted in the reggae tradition and constantly expanding to embrace new styles.

Bryan Ruíz’s goal lifts Sporting Lisbon to next round of Europa League

Costa Rican captain Bryan Ruíz led his Portuguese club Sporting Lisbon to a 3-1 victory in a must-win Europa League game that now qualifies the club for the tournament's Round of 32.

Historic UN climate pact ‘extremely close’: French host

The French host of U.N. talks aimed at saving mankind from climate catastrophe said Thursday a historic accord was "extremely close," but called for unprecedented compromises during a second night of non-stop negotiations.

The troubling science that’s changing the conversation at the Paris climate talks

Why a target of 1.5 C temperature rise remains in the latest draft text of the Paris climate change agreement and may also be in the final one.

US woman found dead in eastern San José hotel

The body of Sondra Lynn Elizondo, a 45-year-old who coordinated volunteer medical missions in Central America, was found Wednesday at a hotel in eastern San José, Costa Rica's capital. She had several stab wounds.

Sea turtles in Costa Rica come ashore to nest by the thousands at Ostional beach

OSTIONAL, Guanacaste — Just before the waves start to crest, their heads break the water’s surface as the creatures bob, waiting for a chance to come...

Latin America’s populist collapse cheered with foreign inflows

It's been a tough run for Latin American leftists, and investors couldn't be happier.

Mauricio Macri overcame privilege to become Argentina president

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Argentina's new President Mauricio Macri was dismissed by rivals as a spoiled elitist, but tapped frustration with the sinking economy to put an end to 12 years of left-wing rule.

Costa Rica court hands Luis Milanés, aka ‘The Cuban,’ 15-year prison sentence

More than 13 years after the sudden shuttering of "investment" company Savings Unlimited, which left hundreds of clients in the dark, a Costa Rica court has convicted owner Luis Milanés, known as "The Cuban," to 15 years in prison on charges of aggregated fraud.

Costa Rica prosecutors investigate football official Eduardo Li after international indictments

While former Costa Rica football exec Eduardo Li sits in a Swiss jail awaiting possible extradition to the U.S. to face money laundering charges, trouble may be brewing at home, too.

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