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Guatemalan coffee exporters hope 2015 will bring better news

Guatemalan coffee growers, devastated by a fungus known as roya that rots the leaves of coffee plants, must “learn to live” with the killer disease. That’s the sad conclusion of Julio Ligorría, Guatemala’s ambassador to the United States, speaking Wednesday to The Tico Times.

Brazil’s Rousseff vows to tackle graft, boost economy

BRASILIA - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff kicked off a second term Thursday, vowing to tackle corruption and revamp the economy as her government reels from a series of setbacks.

Tico stand-up, founding father, and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of events taking place Jan. 2 – Jan. 8.

Regulatory hurdles, inexperience contribute to China-Costa Rica trade imbalance

The trade minister said that while China’s increasingly affluent population makes it a large potential market for Costa Rican fruit, vegetable, meat and seafood exporters, entry into the market is complicated by a range of factors including distance, inexperience with the country and its business norms, and rigorous regulations.

That’s loco! 12 bizarre stories from 2014

It’s all fun and games – until you get arrested by Central American authorities for shoplifting a metric ton of saltines.

Peace Corps celebrates a successful year of teaching English

While “TEFL” stands for “Teaching English as a Foreign Language,” it means different things to different people. For the U.S. Peace Corps, the four-year-old TEFL program is a massive collaboration with the Education Ministry, and this year, that program took great strides.

Rapper Ludacris gets engaged in mile-high proposal en route to Costa Rica

Christopher Bridges, better known as the hip-hop artist Ludacris, got engaged to long-time girlfriend Eudoxie Mbouguiengue during their flight down to Costa Rica this week.

Costa Rica Real Estate: Expat’s Roadmap to Future Development

Do you plan investing in a future development in Costa Rica? You see all those free magazines with pages and pages of real estate...

Zapote Festival: Photos of Costa Rica’s Thrilling Bullfighting Tradition

Welcome to Zapote, San José’s giant end-of-year festival where Tico-style bullfights are the main event.

The best and worst of Costa Rica in 2014, according to everyone else

Every year travel magazines and survey authorities across the world hurl accolades at Costa Rica’s beautiful beaches and seemingly happy people. This year was no different, but the predicted wave of praise was also accompanied with an unforeseen amount of criticism.

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