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Costa Rica Can’t Build Its Way Out of Traffic, Public Works Minister Says

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Costa Rica's public works minister says more lanes won't end traffic. Here's what MOPT is betting on instead.
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Marino Ballena Closes Piñuela Entrance for Six Months, Whale Tail Still Open

The Tico Times -
Marino Ballena's Piñuela sector is closed for six months. Here's which entrances are still open.
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Central America – Where Soccer Is Stuck in Time

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Bryan Oliva, 12, runs across a field of yellowing, overgrown grass in a densely populated neighborhood of San Salvador. He dreams of becoming a...
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DEA Traced Costa Rica’s First Female Extradition Case to a 2-Ton Jungle Lab

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How the DEA built the Arizona case behind Costa Rica's first female extradition case.
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Protest Caravan to Santa Ana Could Slow Traffic West of San José

The Tico Times -
Shuttle drivers roll from La Sabana to Santa Ana at 7:30 a.m. over new 2027 marchamo fees. Expect delays.
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Costa Rica Paid $701 Million More for Fuel This Year as Diesel Soared

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Costa Rica's fuel imports cost $2,267 million through September, up 44.77%, as the average barrel rose 37% and diesel led the increase.
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Costa Rica Asks You to Cut Water Use as the El Niño Dry Season Begins

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Costa Rica's water utility wants you to save water as the dry season starts this week under a strong El Niño. There is no rationing yet. Here is what it is asking.
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Spot an Injured Animal on Route 27? Don’t Touch It. Here’s Who to Call

The Tico Times -
If you see an injured animal on Route 27, the toll highway between San José and the central Pacific coast, don't pull over and...
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Costa Rica’s Marchamo Amnesty Is Off for 2027, So Pay by Dec. 31

The Tico Times -
The 2027 marchamo amnesty failed, so older unpaid years still carry interest and fines. A new bill targets 2028. Here is what to pay now.
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Guanacaste Town Hall Took 29 Million Colones in Cash Its Bank Refused

The Tico Times -
A Guanacaste town hall kept 29.3 million colones in cash after Banco Nacional refused it. Audit documents detail what staff and the mayor said.
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Costa Rica’s Dry Season Starts This Week in Guanacaste and the Central Valley

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If you live in or are visiting Guanacaste or the Central Valley, the rain is about to switch off. Costa Rica's dry season settles...
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Diesel Up 17% as Costa Rica Prices Rise for a Second Straight Month

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Costa Rica's cost of living is climbing again. Consumer prices rose 0.39% in October, and the year-on-year rate reached 0.55%, the second straight month...
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Bird Watching Helps Older Adults Stay Sharp, and in Costa Rica It Costs Almost Nothing

The Tico Times -
A study of 1,684 nursing home residents found bird watching supports memory, mobility and social wellbeing. Here is how to set it up at home in Costa Rica.
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How Living in Costa Rica Changed the Way I See the World

Don Mateo -
When speaking of the 1980s and 90s, I like to refer to it as the previous century. “In the previous century, we didn’t have...
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Costa Rica Can’t Build Its Way Out of Traffic, Public Works Minister Says

Costa Rica's public works minister says more lanes won't end traffic. Here's what MOPT is betting on instead.
Read more

ATP Finals 2026 Set for Turin Without Sinner as Four Newcomers Join Field

The 2026 ATP Finals will begin Sunday, November 15, with a different look from recent years. World No. 1 Alexander Zverev leads an eight-player...
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Marino Ballena Closes Piñuela Entrance for Six Months, Whale Tail Still Open

Marino Ballena's Piñuela sector is closed for six months. Here's which entrances are still open.
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Central America – Where Soccer Is Stuck in Time

Bryan Oliva, 12, runs across a field of yellowing, overgrown grass in a densely populated neighborhood of San Salvador. He dreams of becoming a...
Read more