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What are Plantains? A Tropical Staple Food in Costa Rica

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For centuries, plantains have been used as a staple food in tropical and subtropical regions from West Africa to Latin America. Their versatility lies...
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Costa Rica Food and the Local Specialty – Chicharrones

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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

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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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In Costa Rica, Multipurpose Chiles Provide Beauty and Spice

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In Costa Rica, the chile pepper is very popular with the locals, particularly as an ornamental plant that doubles as a spicy condiment for...
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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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El Salvador’s “War” on Gangs Successful, Minister Claims

The "parallel state" created by the gangs in El Salvador was destroyed with the "war" of President Nayib Bukele, but the state of exception...
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Costa Rica’s Businesses Blame Central Bank for Job Losses

Costa Rica's productive sector blames the closing of companies and loss of jobs on the Central Bank (BCCR). Thirteen private sector groups and chambers...
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Costa Rica’s President: Closing Darién to Migrants is Difficult

The president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, said this Friday in an interview that he considers it complicated to close the Darién jungle to...
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