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Carnaval kicks off on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast

Celebrations last through October 20.

In three days, two earthquakes with magnitude 5-plus shake Costa Rica

A magnitude-5.2 tremor shakes Costa Rica's Pacific coast, a couple days after a magnitude-5.3 quake rattled the same part of the country. In both cases, no damage or injuries were repoted.

Puerto Limón’s Carnaval 2012

A week long street celebration features carnival rides, street food and a parade on Oct. 20.

To keep World Cup hopes alive, Costa Rica must not stumble in El Salvador

The Ticos are favorites in Friday night's match against El Salvador in San Salvador. But a loss on the road eliminates Costa Rica and moves El Salvador into the next round of World Cup qualifying.

A new home for comic book lovers

Boom Shop is small but chock-full of graphic novels, art books and, of course, comics, with new ones coming in every week.

¿Qué? U.S. President Barack Obama speaks Spanish in new campaign ad

Sí, él puede ... hablar español. Campaign rival Mitt Romney also released an ad for the Spanish-speaking community Tuesday.

Number of flu deaths in Costa Rica this year reaches 9

Respiratory illnesses are on the rise as rainy season enters the wettest months. The Health Ministry specifically encourages elderly patients to receive a flu vaccine at a local hospital, clinic or pharmacy.

Costa Rican government: $50 million estimated for repairs after Nicoya earthquake

Most public institutions are using their own funds.

Monkey Trail in Costa Rica: How Not to Do It

Two Tico Times journalists traveled from Playas del Coco to Tamarindo on one of Costa Rica’s most treacherous roads. In a Yaris.

7th annual theater festival upon us

Performances and workshops taking place across the city.

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