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Colliers International looking to increase development of mixed-use buildings in greater San José

The real estate company hopes to increase Costa Rica’s attractiveness to international corporations with buildings that include shopping and offices under one roof.

A culinary marvel tucked away in gritty Jacó

Graffiti Restro Café and Wine Bar is one of the best restaurants in the country, if you can find it.

Ticos throw their color

Costa Rica’s first Holi One Festival features electronic and rock music, weird powder.

Social conservatives march against abortion, gay rights

Thousands of Evangelical Christians, Catholics and social conservatives in Costa Rica mobilized against perceived threats to the "traditional" family and pushed a constitutional amendment to define marriage between a man and woman.

Páginas Verdes publishes comprehensive list of environmentally-friendly businesses in Costa Rica

The organization, which means “Green Pages” in English, aims to be a one-stop directory for environmentally conscious consumers.

Costa Rican police arrest suspect in international child pornography bust

Judicial Investigation Police and Interpol Costa Rica raided six homes early this morning, arresting one suspect.

Costa Rican authorities deport convicted U.S. child molester, citing ‘risky profile’

Authorities apprehended Kirk Owen on Monday, after receiving an alert from Interpol.

CNN’s chief medical correspondent now in favor of medical marijuana

Dr. Sanjay Gupta said interviews with patients who successfully used the plant helped change his mind on medical marijuana.

Made in Guatemala: Building a dream home

If you’re going to retire in Florida, why not make it look like Guatemala? One couple found a way to have constant reminders of their global travels.

Costa Rica’s unemployment rate could be over 18 percent, says university

Economists from the National University said the unemployment rate could be 18.6 percent when counting the number of people who have stopped looking for work.

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