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Costa Ricans mourn the death of Steve Jobs

The death of the 56-year-old Apple co-founder and visionary struck a nerve in Costa Rica.

Habitat for Humanity talks climate change, natural disasters in Costa Rica

Forum panelists noted that 200 million people will be displaced due to climate change by 2050.

Dengue infections nearing 10,000

The majority of suspected cases have been diagnosed on the Atlantic coast.

Can dengue be eradicated?

A British company is using genetic modification to reduce the spread of dengue-carrying mosquito populations throughout the world.

Dengue outbreak infects more than 4,000 in Limón province

Health officials work to control the spread of the mosquito-borne illness as hospitals on the Caribbean become inundated with patients. So far no deaths have been reported.

UPEACE professor from Sudan dies of heart attack

Mahmoud Hamid, the popular head of the environment, peace and security department, suffered the attack during a class Tuesday morning.

International Guitar Festival opens Wednesday at San José’s National Theater

The three-day festival features guitarists from Spain, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina and Costa Rica.

Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean fights crime, reputation

A community group known as Un Caribe Más Seguro is working with local business owners, police and politicians to improve security and change attitudes in the popular tourist town.

All’s wellness at Nicaraguan luxury yoga retreat

Aqua Wellness Resort offers a unique beach-jungle yoga experience near the Pacific-coast surf town of Playa Gigante.

A kidnapping on the Caribbean

On Aug. 14, a U.S. student was reported kidnapped – and later found – in the Caribbean province of Limón. But little information about the case was made public by authorities, leaving residents unsure of what happened. The Tico Times retraces the events of that night.

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