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Government backpedals on media reform bill amid outcry

Telecommunications authorities found themselves in the baffling position of having to explain how and why provisions that the government said it opposed had made it into its own draft bill.

American Airlines says it won’t ship shark fins anymore

The airline made the announcement via its Twitter account in response to several queries posed by users of the social media site. The Tico Times confirmed the announcement with the airline’s media office.

Art festival returns to Escazú

Photography, painting, drawing, sketching, engravings, performing arts and many other styles form part of the wide range of art offered, as well as music: various artists will be performing while people walk through the displays.

Man Yu celebrates 10 years of hyper-realistic artwork at the Club Unión

While Man Yu’s career has been brief, she has garnered an impressive reputation in her first decade as an artist, winning prizes and displaying her work in such distant places as Italy and Spain.

Tamarindo hotel owner dies of injuries after attack by robbers

Barry Lawson was a well-loved figure in the community. He raised money for Guanacaste schools, performed with the local theater company and dressed up as Santa Claus at Christmas.

Costa Rica Real Estate Guide: How Curb Appeal Can Make or Break Your Home Sale

Buyer: “OMG, you’re not really going to show us that house over there, are you?” Real estate agent: “Wait until you see the inside of...

Airport police arrest Tico with more than a kilo of cocaine

Araya is the 16th drug smuggler nabbed at Juan Santamaría International Airport so far this year. He was the second Costa Rican arrested with drugs; the other suspected smugglers were all foreign nationals.

7 can’t-miss reasons to visit Granada, Nicaragua

The oldest European-founded city in the Americas is just over the border with Nicaragua. This city of around 100,000 is the epicenter for our northern neighbor's tourism industry, and with good reason.

15 Mexican police killed in gang ambush

Authorities say the assault appeared to be in revenge over the arrest of gang suspects in an investigation into a failed assassination attempt against Jalisco's state security commissioner on March 30.

Activists gather for autism awareness in San José

The crowd in San José released a cloud of blue helium balloons Monday night as part of an international campaign to raise awareness about autism.

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