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Costa Rica’s Role in US Deportation Drama with Salvadoran Migrant
Costa Rica President Confronts Calls to Strip Immunity
Earthquake Shakes Costa Rica’s Central Valley
Route 32 Reopens After Landslide Cleanup, Preventive Closures Still Possible
Costa Rica Faces Criticism Over Press and Labor Rights
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Stranded travelers try to make the best of an extended stay at Juan Santamaría International Airport
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March 13, 2015
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7,000 travelers stranded by Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría Airport closure
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Tamarindo Airport closed due to safety concerns
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