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Memories of a Iran Contra Fighter in Nicaragua
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October 11, 2022
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How Guanacaste Culture Shaped Costa Rica’s Identity
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Minor Keith and the History of Costa Rica’s Train to Limon
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At Grand Masonic Lodge, some of Costa Rica’s best-kept secrets remain just that
Memories of a Iran Contra Fighter in Nicaragua
Tico Times
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October 11, 2022
On and off from late 1985 through 1988, I fought with ARDE (The Democratic Revolutionary Alliance) Frente Sur deep inside Nicaragua against the first...
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How Guanacaste Culture Shaped Costa Rica’s Identity
Tico Times
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April 11, 2022
The pride of Guanacaste is its unique culture, formed by its history and inhabitants. The first known settlers in the region were the CorobicÃ,...
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Minor Keith and the History of Costa Rica’s Train to Limon
Sarah Jordan
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September 26, 2021
In 1848 Minor Cooper Keith was born in Brooklyn New York, fathered by a successful lumber merchant while his mother's side had ties to...
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At Grand Masonic Lodge, some of Costa Rica’s best-kept secrets remain just that
The Tico Times
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August 22, 2016
A tour of the Grand Masonic Lodge in San José with Chepecletas makes a fascinating excursion. Just don't expect the Masons to tell all their secrets.
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Santa Ana antiques dealer, architect specializes in people
The Tico Times
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July 19, 2016
The soul of Santa Ana comes alive when viewed through the blue eyes of Héctor Aguilar — architect, antiques dealer and prolific profiler of town characters.
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