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Pikeos of Machu Picchu opens new location in style

The Curridabat restaurant has expanded, debuting its second iteration on the old road from Escazú to Santa Ana.

Costa Rica’s Chinchilla condemns Nicaragua in U.N. speech over border dispute

The president expressed her “outrage” at Nicaragua’s "flouting" of the International Court of Justice’s precautionary measures regarding the border dispute between the two countries and called for harsher consequences for noncompliance with the world court's orders.

Guatemala fights to retain favored trade status with Europe

After more than a year in planning, the EU free trade agreement with Central America entered into full effect earlier this month, giving the region access to a market of more than 500 million Europeans.

Costa Rica ranked 2nd in the world for ‘environmental sustainability’

The World Energy Council ranked Costa Rica as Latin America's energy sustainability leader in its 2013 report, thanks in part to the fact that the country generated over 90 percent of its electricity from renewable sources.

Costa Rica improves broadband access

Costa Rica reached the third-highest penetration of Internet access in Latin America, but continues to lag behind many developing economies, according to a new report from UNESCO.

5 top scams in Costa Rica

Check out the list to see what's fooling people and how to protect yourself.

Annual fest in Austin promotes Central American music in the U.S.

Flor Urbina, Rialengo and several others will play this weekend in the Live Music Capital of the World.

VIDEO: San José a little brighter after busy weekend for ChepeCletas

Bike advocacy group ChepeCletas, urban renewal group Pausa Urbana and others teamed up over the weekend to paint portraits on the ugly metal security gates along San José's Avenida Central. Watch the video here.

El Circo Hermanos Suárez entertains, provokes

The Mexican circus returns with soaring acrobats, curious clowns, little dogs, big horses, a flamenco hula-hooper and a bootie-shakin' juggler.

Future uncertain for shrimp trawling in Costa Rica

The newly banned fishing practice may not be banned for long.

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