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8 suspects arrested in Jairo Mora case, but motive remains unclear

In an early-morning series of raids in the province of Limón, Costa Rican police captured eight suspects in the May 31 slaying of turtle conservationist Jairo Mora. But those who worked with Mora are challenging official statements issued by Costa Rica’s top authorities in a press conference on Wednesday.

Costa Rica sends 24 tons of cocaine and heroin to the U.S. for destruction

The drugs were seized in Costa Rica over a two-year period and transferred by the U.S. military on a special cargo plane.

Guanacaste pastor charged with 22 counts of sexual abuse

The charges date back to 2007, including one victim who alleged the pastor mutilated him during a circumcision performed to remove a demon in his penis.

Romeros with a cold should stay home, Costa Rican doctors say

After nine people died of H1N1 in Costa Rica this year, doctors are asking the sick to be "responsible" and avoid the pilgrimage to the Basílica Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles in Cartago this year.

Resort near Jacó takes World Traveler Award for leading hotel in Mexico and Central America

In 2012, the same five-star resort was named Costa Rica’s leading hotel and had been nominated for leading hotel in Mexico and Central America.

Protesters clash with San José police at Simón Bolívar Zoo’s anniversary party

Three activists were arrested during the demonstration in front of the zoo on Sunday.

Cuba marks 60 years since start of communist revolution

Leftist presidents from Uruguay, Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua were all on hand to commemorate the event, along with some 10,000 Cubans and foreigners.

Jaguar attacks take out livestock in northern Costa Rica

Environment Ministry officials order farmers to leave the cats alive while they search for solutions.

Massive photo project to showcase Costa Rica’s diversity, people

The colorful work of Argentine photographer Lucas Iturriza will be displayed in western San José's La Sabana Park to celebrate Costa Rica's diversity.

U.S. donates $4 million to Costa Rica to fight drug, weapon smuggling at border

Funds will purchase weapons, technology, personnel and a new office near the planned highway connecting Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

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