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Freedom eludes Cubans

As the Christmas season approaches, my husband and I pray to God that the resources the Cuban government devotes to its armed forces and to the repression of the civilian population will instead be used to ameliorate the poverty and hunger of the Cuban people.

Costa Rica Breeds Coffee Hybrids to Fight Climate Change and Leaf Rust

Wandering among neat rows of bushy green coffee shrubs, Fabián Echeverría surveys the plots through his tinted glasses. As genetic improvement coordinator for the Costa...

Costa Rican Sloth Sanctuary featured on new Animal Planet series

Photos from The Tico Times' visit to the sanctuary

Costa Rica to Showcase 500 titles at International Book Fair in Guadalajara

Culture Ministry sends Tico literature to the festival for a second year.

Felix da Housecat to DJ in Costa Rica

After a four-year break from music and substance abuse, Felix da Housecat is back.

Costa Rica, Nicaragua have highest tax rates in Central America

A new World Bank report says that Latin America imposes some of the most onerous taxes in the world.

Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla named Shark Guardian of the Year

Despite court orders to close private docks to foreign ships in 2006, Chinchilla's two predecessors left them open.

Costa Rica’ Rasta Tope of Puerto Viejo: A Unique Cultural Celebration

A horse parade with Caribbean flair, captured by Tico Times photographer Crush Boone.

Costa Rica could embrace additional, small-scale green energy

The change would create financial incentive for solar- and wind-powered residences.

Running in Costa Rica: An Expat’s Struggle Through the Streets of San José

Training for a half-marathon in San José is no jog at the beach.

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