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Costa Rica Now Has Its Own Wine Grape After a 50-Year Quest

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Costa Rica now has a wine grape of its own. Peppevidor, a hybrid bred to grow in tropical heat, was certified as a new...
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Costa Rica’s CCSS Board Paralysis Leaves Health Decisions in Limbo

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The board of directors of the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS), the institution that runs Costa Rica's public health and pension systems, has...
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How Container Plants in Costa Rica Beautify the Home Naturally

Tico Times -
When I think about potted plants, a fond memory comes to mind from the days when I first arrived in Costa Rica. I was...
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RIP, Harry Belafonte: Iconic Singer and Activist Dies at 96

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Harry Belafonte, the superstar entertainer who introduced a Caribbean flair to mainstream US music and became well known for his deep personal investment in...
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Space Tico: Costa Rica’s Mauricio Hess Tells his NASA/JPL Story

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Mauricio Hess is from Moravia, San Jose and works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). In this interview he talks about his work and...
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Want to Grow Your Own Chocolate in Costa Rica?

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Would you like to have a chocolate tree right in your own back yard? In Costa Rica, it’s easy, particularly if you live in...
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Costa Rica Food and the Local Specialty – Chicharrones

Sarah Jordan -
Taking pleasure in the simpler things that bring a bit of comfort and happiness is a way of life in Costa Rica. One thing...
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Homegrown Cas for a Delicious Costa Rica Fruit Drink

Ed Bernhardt -
Many sodas (mom-and-pop cafés) and homes around Costa Rica serve a natural fruit drink called fresco de cas. The cas fruit is blended with...
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What are the 5 Best Costa Rican Foods to have During Rainy Season

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The rains have touched down in Costa Rica and the season is upon us. Whether the cloudy afternoon skies or the downpours throughout some...
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Why is the Cost of Living so high in Costa Rica?

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The cost of living in Costa Rica seems prohibitive to many people, in particular expats form north North America who have a fixed income...
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President of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund pledges to strengthen it

Ileana Fernandez -
Alvaro Ramos was appointed as executive president of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund. On May 9, Dr. Román Macaya, who served as executive...
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Is It Good for Kids to Drink Coffee?

Coffee Guru -
If you’re a parent of a preteen or teenager, you probably know how hectic and stressful their schedules can get. As your kid moves...
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Delizia: The Art of Fine Wine in Costa Rica

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Delizia is a family owned business, located in Escazú, San José, that sells and distributes the finest wines from the US. It is the...
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Coldplay will play before a capacity crowd in Costa Rica

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The biggest concert of the year is about to happen this Friday, March 18 and anticipation is growing with the arrival of 3 of...
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Costa Rica Is One Vote From Co-Hosting the 2031 Women’s World Cup

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