A Costa Rican government agency rejected environmental paperwork submitted on a crucial road servicing renovation of Moín Port, but the project will move forward, a spokesman for APM Terminals said.

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Drug submarine captured in Ecuador destined for Costa Rica

The Tico Times - October 22, 2013

Public Security Vice Minister Celso Gamboa said that other drug submarines have landed in Costa Rica.

Environment and Wildlife

Costa Rica’s Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve turns 50

The Tico Times - October 21, 2013

Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve, Costa Rica's oldest nationally protected forest, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Located on the Nicoya Peninsula's southernmost tip,...

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Gunmen steal $60,000 in Costa Rica restaurant heist

The Tico Times - October 21, 2013

The robbers reportedly knew their victims were carrying large quantities of cash.

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For Guatemala’s Rigoberta Menchú, votes aren’t everything

The Tico Times - October 21, 2013

The Mayan Nobel Peace Prize laureate dismisses low voter support in recent elections, saying politics in Guatemala are skewed toward the wealthy.

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How much does a liter of milk cost?

The Tico Times - October 21, 2013

Some Costa Rican presidential aspirants struggled to offer their best guess for the cost of basic household items.

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