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Living the Dream: The Challenges and Joys of Moving to Costa Rica

TAMARINDO, Guanacaste – Every year, millions of tourists descend on Costa Rica, a country about the size of the U.S. state of Vermont, to...

Gulf ‘no longer dying’

Shrimp trawlers devastated marine life in the Golfo Dulce until the area was declared a responsible fishing zone in 2010. While the gulf's health has improved, other problems are escalating.

Turning the leaf-cutter ant into an ally

We’ve all seen it: a line of leaf-cutter ants marching with leaf bits held above their heads. Could these insects actually teach us about green energy? One Costa Rican scientist thinks so.

As barrio changes, crime looms

Barrio Escalante is a one-of-a-kind neighborhood in downtown San José, with restaurants, bars and cultural activities all within walking distance. But recent assaults threaten the success of the vibrant barrio.

Moín Port could attract foreign investment

Costa Rica’s Caribbean ports need a makeover to compete with 21st century shipping needs. APM Terminals’ Paul Gallie tells The Tico Times how his company can help draw foreign investment to a region that badly needs it.

Turrialba’s treasure: Hacienda Tayutic

This charming boutique hotel overlooking the Turrialba valley allows guests to tour its organic sugar cane, macadamia nut and coffee operations.

Nicaragua’s Canal Proposal Faces Skepticism from Industry Experts

To experts, the proposed $30 billion Nicaragua Canal sounds like a real laugher.

To Catch a Toucan in Costa Rica

A Fulbright Scholar studies the toucan's contribution to reforestation around agricultural areas.

For U.S. expats, time to register to vote

The absentee ballot season has arrived.

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