The Panama Canal plans to offset their emissions of greenhouse gases and become “carbon neutral” beginning in 2014, German Alberto Zubieta, the administrator of...

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WikiLeaks causes stir by revealing U.S. cables on Costa Rica

The Tico Times - March 4, 2011

The daily La Nación made an agreement with the activist group WikiLeaks to release 827 cables pertaining to Costa Rica.

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Diving with Rays at Panama’s Coiba National Park

The Tico Times - March 3, 2011

Tap, tap, tap. “Come quickly. I want to show you something,” said Divemaster Diego Mejías as he knocked on my door. We walked to the...

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Costa Rica’s Giancarlo Guerrero wins Grammy

The Tico Times - February 25, 2011

In the country music capital of the world, Guerrero is the music director of the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.

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Study: Can a beer a day keep the doctor away?

The Tico Times - February 24, 2011

NUTRITION IN THE NEWS: Cheers! A moderate amount of beer, in combination with a healthy diet, can be good for you, according to a recent study.

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New exhibit unveils history of National Theater

The Tico Times - February 22, 2011

Take a closer look at the history of one of Costa Rica's most famous architectural jewels, the National Theater, at the upcoming exposition “The...

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Egyptians in Costa Rica revel in Mubarak’s ousting

The Tico Times - February 18, 2011

Egyptians and other Arabs in San José feasted on pita, shish kabobs and baklava as they celebrated the overthrow of Egypt's president after 18 days of protests by pro-democracy supporters.

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