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Japan and Spain will meet in the Under-17 Women’s World Cup championship on Friday in San José

Japan and Spain will face off in the world championship Friday at 5 p.m. in the National Stadium, in west San José. Venezuela and Italy will play for third place in the stadium at 2 p.m. If you would like to see a World Cup title match, tickets are available through FIFA's website, and cost as little as $6.

Top UN court orders Japan to end Antarctic whale hunt

THE HAGUE – The United Nations' top court on Monday ordered Japan to end its annual Antarctic whale hunt, saying in a landmark ruling that the program was a commercial activity disguised as science.

Jump for joy! Baseball season begins…

SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Nicaraguan shortstop Everth Cabrera, center, of the San Diego Padres celebrates next with Yasmani Grandal after scoring during the eighth...

Costa Rica’s runoff campaign season ended Sunday with Solís pressing supporters to get out and vote

Costa Rica’s second-ever presidential runoff campaign came to an end Sunday evening but only one party was celebrating.

Venezuela, Spain, Italy and Japan dream of their first Under-17 Women’s World Cup championship in Costa Rica

Venezuela against Japan and Spain will play Italy in today's semifinals of the Under-17 Women's World Cup in Costa Rica. Each team will be dreaming of winning what would be its first title in the fourth edition of this tournament.

Earth Hour Costa Rica helped conserve 5 percent of the country’s daily energy use

According to the Costa Rican Electricity Institute, the event helped conserve 5 percent of the nation's daily energy consumption, the equivalent of daily energy use for 1,300 homes.

Jokin’ with the Pope

Pope Francis and U.S. President Barack Obama share a laugh while exchanging gifts before a private audience on Thursday at the Vatican. The meeting...

Irazú marathon is a brutal uphill battle

“It will be very hard,” said Philippe Bukovec, organizer of the Challenge Irazú races, just minutes before the 40-kilometer marathon started last Saturday morning. Bukovec chuckled morosely. “Very hard."

Guatemala’s treasured Lake Atitlán is dying

Once described by Aldous Huxley as the Lake Como of Guatemala, Lake Atitlán is a justified staple on the Central American tourist trail. However, over the past few years, agrochemicals, raw sewage, litter and shore development have taken their toll, turning the fresh blue water a murky shade of brown, turning tourists away.

Costa Rica and Pirates of the Caribbean: Paranoia in Tortuguero

If we hadn’t known about Tortuguero’s crime wave, the village would have seemed perfectly sweet. The alleged risks didn’t stop us, but an aura of danger wafted everywhere. Such is the power of a headline.

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