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Young Tica musician wins first round in German competition

At the urging of her music teacher, María Jose Castro Alfaro participated in the Jugend musiziert, a national competition for young musicians. On Jan. 31, Castro competed in the local round of competition, in the city of Hamburg.

Cultural Events: Art City Tour is whirlwind guide to San José

There are art galleries and museums all over San José, but where are they? Find out tonight at the Art City tour, starting at 5 p.m.

Costa Rica sees slight drop in press freedom ranking, is the top-ranked country in Latin America

Costa Rica ranks 21st in press freedom and third in all of the Americas, according to the 2014 World Press Freedom Index released Wednesday.

Police crack million-dollar scheme to defraud people in United States

Judicial Investigation Police (OIJ) raided three homes and an office in Escazú Tuesday morning as part of an investigation into a million-dollar fraud and money laundering scheme that targeted people living in the United States.

Panama reports some progress in canal dispute

"Our patience has limits and we really feel this has to end in a week at the most," administrator Jorge Quijano said.

Rare whale species washes up dead in Playa Matina Costa Rica

A beaked whale was found dead on the shores of Playa Matina on Tuesday, Noticias Repretel reported. The siting is only the fourth beaked whale body ever found in Costa Rica, and the first on the Caribbean side.

Castaway from El Salvador back home after saying he spent 13 months in the Pacific Ocean

The Salvadoran castaway who says he spent 13 months adrift in the Pacific returned home Tuesday to his homeland. He landed in El Salvador at 8:30 p.m. local time.

Smugglers play central role in money laundering, say law enforcement

Contraband might seem like a good deal, but law enforcement officials argue that the illicit trade aids money launderers, weakens an already strained tax collection system and could even pose a health hazard.

Colombian seizure indicates gangs opening cocaine labs in Mexico

BOGOTÁ, Colombia – The interception in Colombia of a plane carrying almost half a metric ton of coca paste bound for Mexico is a sign Mexican drug cartels are switching from importers to manufacturers, according to Colombian police.

Guatemalan president spars with US over Chixoy Dam reparations

GUATEMALA CITY – In January, the U.S. government suspended military aid to Guatemala after the Central American country failed to deliver on $154.5 million in reparations to survivors of a massacre over a hydroelectric dam built in the 1980s.

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