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A jungle castle in Pavones, Costa Rica

This surfer's mecca isn't all hostels and surf shacks; feel free to hit Pavones in style.

Montezuma woman launches campaign to make movie, pave road

Kelly Mason and her children got sick from the dust in Costa Rica, and now she hopes an Indiegogo campaign can help make things better.

Costa Rica Health Ministry may turn to fines to combat sprawling cases of dengue

With dengue cases up over 250 percent from 2012, the Health Ministry may start exploring ways to economically motivate Ticos to do more to clean up mosquito breeding grounds.

What is killing the young men of Cañas?

Kidney disease has become a leading cause of death for Central American farmworkers. But the only thing scientists know for sure is that the situation is getting worse.

Decisions expected soon on gay marriage, domestic partnerships in Costa Rica

LGBT advocates anticipate a decision this month on Costa Rica's first same-sex domestic partnerships while the Inter American Commission on Human Rights ordered the country to respond to a petition for gay marriage.

U.S. convicted child molester spent six years in Costa Rica before apprehension, started two corporations

Kirk Owen moved to Costa Rica two months after completing his probation in 2006, and has since spent nearly every day in the country.

THX Energy president calls Costa Rica’s Chinchilla ‘vain’ and untruthful in newspaper interview

Carlos Arturo Espinosa lashed out at President Laura Chinchilla over her handling of the political scandal sparked by a private airplane THX loaned her in May.

Costa Rican authorities detain convicted U.S. pedophile in Jacó, plan to deport him

Interpol issued a preventative alert to Costa Rican authorities after being tipped off that the man entered the country through Panama.

Guatemalan president applauds Uruguayan pot legalization vote

Guatemala’s Otto Pérez Molina says the region desperately needs a change of course from the international anti-drug policy promoted by the United States for the past 40 years.

The Crystal Method makes its Costa Rica debut

After four years, The Crystal Method is coming out with a new album and Ticos will be among the first to hear some of the new tracks played live this September.

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