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Ann Patton on her new trial: ‘It is my opportunity to finally, hopefully, get true justice’

Nearly nine months after a panel of Costa Rican judges found Ann Patton guilty of killing her wealthy U.S. husband in 2010 and sentenced her to 22 years in prison, she suddenly found herself a free woman on Thursday.

BMX bikers, TEDx lectors, and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of events taking place Feb. 20 – 26.

Venezuela arrests Caracas opposition mayor over ‘coup’

CARACAS, Venezuela – Masked intelligence service agents arrested the mayor of Caracas on Thursday over what socialist President Nicolás Maduro alleges was a coup plot financed by the United States and directed "from Washington."

‘Festival Under the Stars’ to screen third edition in Puntarenas

The Festival began in 2012 as a project of the Costa Rican Center for Cinematographic Production, inspired by various film festivals taking place in both Latin America and Europe. Its mission: to bring audiovisual art forms to parts of Costa Rica beyond the Central Valley.

In the US, people have more trouble paying off student debt than houses

WASHINGTON, D.C. – People in the United States are struggling to make timely payments on student loans, according to new data from researchers at...

Costa Rica Expat Living: Anatomy of a trail race

Costa Rica is overflowing with natural spaces and rustic paths, so it’s no wonder that trail running is picking up speed. Exchanging hard pavement...

Costa Rica appeals court overturns murder conviction of US expat Ann Patton, orders her release

Ann Patton, a U.S. citizen found guilty of killing her husband, U.S. financier John Felix Bender, in Costa Rica in 2010, was released from prison Thursday after an appellate judge overturned her 22-year sentence, a family friend confirmed to The Tico Times. Patton was serving preventive detention while judges reviewed the May 2014 conviction.

Arrest of four Honduran military police officers fuels controversy over newly created force

Four members of the Honduran military police are accused of attempting to kidnap a shop owner in the capital. One of them allegedly had an outstanding arrest warrant.

Dollar soars on Venezuela’s new currency exchange

CARACAS, Venezuela – The Venezuelan bolivar opened Thursday at 172 to the dollar on the first day of a government sponsored exchange meant to compete with the black market.

GlobalTies highlights role of public diplomacy at 2015 Latin America Dialogue

“The United States and all countries south of us should and need to do business with each other. ... There’s no need to go to China when you have Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia and Chile."

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