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Camaleonart settles into new home in Barrio Amón

By the time Camaleonart is running at full capacity, it will have a school, gift shop, and café. Visitors will be able to order takeout Italian lunches or even schedule a Reiki session.

Latin American left faces three key presidential votes in October

Three Latin American countries hold elections next month -- Brazil, Uruguay and Bolivia -- a crunch test for ruling leftists seeking to bolster budding dynasties in the face of a regional slowdown.

World’s fastest man Usain Bolt partying in Costa Rica

Superstar sprinter Usain Bolt partied in Costa Rica's capital last night.

Costa Rica’s Forest Birds Are Failing to Adapt to Agricultural Lands

Older birds on the evolutionary tree are struggling more than the younger members of their feathered family when it comes to adapting to areas...

Independence Day, Broadway revue, and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of the best events going on Sept. 12 – 19.

Costa Rican court hands GMO opponents a victory by declaring permitting process unconstitutional

In a ruling Thursday lauded by Costa Rica's anti-GMO activists, the country's Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court, or Sala IV, struck down the government's regulatory framework on genetically modified organisms, declaring the process of approval for GMO projects unconstitutional.

Thanks to dear neighbor Nicaragua, Costa Rica advances to Central America Cup final against Guatemala

If Panama had beaten Nicaragua -- the worst team in Central America -- by more than three goals, the Canaleros would've taken the top spot in the group. The spot could've been decided by a coin flip if Panama had won 3-0. Instead the Nicas saved Costa Rica from certain embarrassment by losing by just two goals.

Costa Rican police detain undocumented Eritrean, Somali migrants

Costa Rican police continued rounding up undocumented migrants this week with the detention on Wednesday of four Eritreans and four Somalis who were traveling toward the Peñas Blancas border crossing with Nicaragua.

Caiman captured in a Costa Rican park

A lake in a San José metropolitan park lost a predator Sunday, as officials finally captured one of the elusive caimans that had been roaming the park.

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