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Germany’s airberlin announces biweekly flights to Liberia

German airline airberlin.com announced this week that it will fly to Costa Rica every 14 days starting in November. Flights leave Düsseldorf every other...

Another Osa murder victim mourned

U.S. expat Lisa Artz, 49, becomes the fourth Osa Peninsula resident killed since December 2009 and the second in six months in the small, isolated community in southern Costa Rica. Nobody has been arrested in any of the cases.

Beer is a way of life at local microbrewery

Costa Rica’s Craft Brewing Company is Central America’s only microbrewery and currently produces two ales: the light and smooth Libertas Tropical Golden and a generously hopped Segua.

Norwegians in Costa Rica in shock over massacre

A Norwegian couple living on the Gulf of Nicoya explains what it it's been like to watch the mass murder unfold from abroad.

Costa Rica celebrates Annexation of Guanacaste Day

President Chinchilla recognizes the 187th anniversary since the northwest province became a part of Costa Rica.

U.S. student killed after van falls into ravine in Pérez Zeledón

A 20-year-old U.S. college student died in a car accident in Costa Rica on Thursday. Zoe Damon, of Binghamton University in upstate New York, was...

Sudanese professor in Costa Rica reflects on world’s newest country

University for Peace Professor Mahmoud El Zain Hamid, who lived most of his life in northern Sudan, sees the historic split of South Sudan from the rest of the country as bittersweet.

Chinese-food favorite Don Wang gets face-lift

The downtown San José restaurant, a longtime favorite with Chinese-food aficionados, now has more seating to match its large menu.

Do you speak Mandarin?

Chinese language classes in Costa Rica continue to grow in popularity ever since the country established diplomatic ties with China in 2007. Mandarin students believe that if they can learn the language, it could lead to lucrative job opportunities in the future.

Red Hot Chili Peppers concert in jeopardy after venue denies permit

The Costa Rican Sports and Recreation Institute said the National Stadium can host only six concerts a year, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers would be the seventh. Pearl Jam is scheduled as the sixth concert in November. Promoters say “the show will go on” at the stadium.

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