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5 cases of human trafficking under investigation in Costa Rica this year, says Immigration Administration director

Sexual and labor exploitation are the top two drivers of human trafficking in Costa Rica this year, but organ trafficking continues to concern authorities, according to Immigration Administration Director Kathya Rodriguez.

Murder trial set for Oct. 27 for suspects in slaying of Costa Rican conservationist Jairo Mora

The seven men accused of the murder of sea turtle conservationist Jairo Mora will stand trial on October 27, the prosecutor's office confirmed to The Tico Times today. The public trial will be held at a court in Limón on the country's Caribbean Coast, where the murder took place.

Crocodilian hide-and-seek: Caimans evade capture in Costa Rican park

It's been two solid hours and Carlos Gómez and Minor González of Costa Rica's National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) haven't seen as much...

Leonard Cohen announces new album for 80th birthday

"Popular Problems" will be released in France on Sept. 22, and in the United States the following day.

Costa Rican defender Michael Umaña signs with top Iranian club following World Club success

Umaña fired in the game-winning penalty kick against Greece to send Costa Rica to the quarterfinals.

President Solís gets good grade from most Costa Ricans as first 100 days pass

Many Costa Ricans say that despite some early stumbles in the administration of Luis Guillermo Solís, the country is on the right track, and they rated the president's performance as good – for now.

Masters Class athletes to compete in international championship

The stars of the NCCWMA Championship are all 30 years and older – and some are well into their 80s. The athletes will descend on the National Stadium in La Sabana Park on Thursday, Aug. 21.

Peru fights gold fever with fire and military force

As many as 40,000 illegal miners — mostly poor, Quechua-speaking laborers from Peru's Andean highlands — have invaded some of the most pristine and biologically rich sections of ancient forest in the Amazon basin. In just a few years, they have laid waste to more than 120,000 acres, leaving behind Amazonian deserts of pestilent orange craters that bleed into the rivers when it rains.

Costa Rica signs first loan contract with Japan for new Guanacaste geothermal projects

Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solís attended the signing ceremony, saying the planned geothermal projects “will not interfere with territory in national parks.” Instead, he said they involve “new technologies that permit the exploration and utilization of wells without damaging conservation areas.”

Mexico closes 80 schools after 10 million gallons of sulfuric acid poison Sonora River earlier this month

Potential risks for the local population include cancer, genetic deformities and developmental problems in children.

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