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Johnny Araya’s and Otto Guevara’s campaigns overspend in the last election

The National Liberation Party spent $1.85 million more than it can cover in the last election, while the Libertarian Movement Party found itself in a $794,000 hole.

World Cup notebook: President Solís to dine with Costa Rica’s national team Wednesday

On Friday, Luis Guillermo Solís will attend Costa Rica's final practice prior to head coach Jorge Luis Pinto naming the 23-man roster for the World Cup.

Nicaragua opposition journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorrro released from hospital following fatal weekend traffic accident

MANAGUA, Nicaragua – Esteemed Nicaraguan journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro, son of former President Violeta Barrios de Chamorro (1990-1997), was injured in a traffic accident over the weekend that killed one person and critically injured another, Chamorro's online news magazine Confidencial reported on Monday.

White House mistakenly identifies CIA chief in Afghanistan

The CIA's top officer in Kabul was exposed Saturday by the White House when his name was inadvertently included on a list provided to news organizations of senior U.S. officials participating in President Barack Obama's surprise visit with U.S. troops.

Will this sloth in Costa Rica sink or swim?

The sloth is like a water ninja, stealthy making her way across the pool with little more than a ripple in the water.

Police arrest 2 US citizens on cocaine possession charges

Costa Rica's National Police arrested two U.S. citizens with the last names Little and Goges in Liberia, capital of the northwestern province of Guanacaste, over the weekend for alleged cocaine possession. Three Costa Ricans, including a 17-year-old girl, also were charged, according to the police report.

Mexico’s Zapatista rebel leader Marcos steps down

COMITÁN, Mexico – Subcomandante Marcos, the mysterious masked leader of Mexico's Zapatista rebels, bowed out Sunday as chief of the 20-year-old movement in what he described vaguely as "internal changes."

Colombian leader, rival head to runoff vote

BOGOTÁ, Colombia – Colombian opposition candidate Óscar Zuluaga led President Juan Manuel Santos in elections Sunday, but they now face a runoff vote in a crucial campaign for peace talks with Marxist rebels.

Delicious new gastropub El Gaff already becoming a thing

El Gaff is off to a good start, with its mysterious name and prime location on a Los Yoses side street.

Why we compost

Gardening has a wonderful effect of reconnecting people to dirt. Dirt is Earths’ living skin, and it maintains all the kingdoms of life. Beneath the soil is a dark, microscopic world with a thriving community of beneficial microbes, insects and worms that decompose organic matter into humus and nutrients for the plants and trees.

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