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Costa Rican surf camp promotes conservation with annual contest

Bodhi Surf School in Uvita, Costa Rica is offering a contest for lovers of surf, yoga, and nature. If you can explain an action you're taking to better the environmental, you could win a free trip to Bodhi's surf and yoga camp.

U.S. trio attacked in car by mob of protesters in Liberia

Three people from the U.S. were attacked and seriously injured last week by a mob near the Liberia airport protesting government fishing rules.

Comedian leads vote in corruption-weary Guatemala

GUATEMALA CITY – A comedian whose shtick was playing a simpleton cowboy who almost becomes president emerged Monday as the man to beat in Guatemala's presidential race amid disgust over a corruption scandal that felled the outgoing incumbent.

In Guatemala’s capital, little enthusiasm for country’s next president

Comedian-turned-politician Jimmy Morales, 46, currently is in the lead to become Guatemala's next president by a wide margin. But in a surprise for many, former First Lady Sandra Torres – who for much of the campaign polled in a distant third place – was neck-and-neck with Líder party candidate Manuel Baldizón for a second-place spot in an Oct. 25 runoff election.

Guatemala elections marred by tensions as parties herd voters to other constituencies

In a practice known as acarreo, political parties or candidates shuttle poor residents to various districts to vote in exchange for money or food. This year's general election on Sunday was marked by several allegations of acarreo, intimidation, and in some cases, violence.

Costa Rica court finds US expat Ann Patton not guilty in third murder trial

On Monday morning, a three-judge panel in Pérez Zeledón acquitted U.S. citizen Ann Patton of charges of murdering her husband, wealthy financier John Bender, in 2010.

Few rules govern treatment of transgender prisoners in Costa Rica

There are few set criteria governing how transgender inmates should be handled by Costa Rican prisons. Many men who identify as women are sent to men's prisons.

New ways to find the talent you need

Many local companies are still using the same bag of tricks to attract the best and brightest. If your current company or your future startup wants to make its people a competitive advantage, here are three changes you can start with - in this week's "Doing Business" column.

Apartment in excellent location with great views, For Sale in La Sabana

Province: San José. La Sabana, San José. Construction: 189m2. Bedrooms: 3. Bathrooms: 3. Parking: 2. A/C: Yes

Independent probe doubts 43 Mexico students cremated

MEXICO CITY – Independent foreign investigators refuted Sunday the Mexican government's conclusion that 43 students abducted last year were incinerated in a landfill, tearing apart the official probe into a case that caused international outrage

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