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Teachers Strike Today as 11 Groups March Through Downtown San José
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November 11, 2026
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Teachers Strike Today as 11 Groups March Through Downtown San José
The Tico Times
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November 11, 2026
If you plan to drive, ride a bus or walk through downtown San José this morning, expect delays. Teachers' unions and public universities are...
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A Quiet Island Escape in Costa Rica’s Gulf of Nicoya
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November 10, 2026
A three-hour journey and a short boat ride from my home in Costa Rica took me somewhere that felt much farther away. Isla Jesusita...
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Costa Rica Has Seized 74 Tons of Drugs This Year, a Total the US Calls Historic
The Tico Times
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November 10, 2026
Costa Rican police have seized more than 74 metric tons of drugs so far in 2026, according to the government, a total the United...
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Costa Rica Can’t Build Its Way Out of Traffic, Public Works Minister Says
The Tico Times
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November 10, 2026
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
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November 10, 2026
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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November 10, 2026
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
The Tico Times
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November 10, 2026
How the DEA built the Arizona case behind Costa Rica's first female extradition case.
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Strong Winds Up to 75 km/h and Rain Forecast for Costa Rica
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November 10, 2026
Trade winds gust up to 75 km/h in northern Guanacaste Tuesday, with afternoon storms on the Pacific. Here is your forecast.
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Protest Caravan to Santa Ana Could Slow Traffic West of San José
The Tico Times
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November 10, 2026
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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Have a US Visa Appointment Wednesday? The Embassy Will Be Closed
The Tico Times
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November 10, 2026
The US Embassy and visa section in San José close Nov. 11 for Veterans Day and reopen Thursday.
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Costa Rica Paid $701 Million More for Fuel This Year as Diesel Soared
The Tico Times
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November 9, 2026
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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November 9, 2026
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
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November 9, 2026
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
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November 9, 2026
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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Teachers Strike Today as 11 Groups March Through Downtown San José
If you plan to drive, ride a bus or walk through downtown San José this morning, expect delays. Teachers' unions and public universities are...
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A Quiet Island Escape in Costa Rica’s Gulf of Nicoya
A three-hour journey and a short boat ride from my home in Costa Rica took me somewhere that felt much farther away. Isla Jesusita...
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Costa Rica Has Seized 74 Tons of Drugs This Year, a Total the US Calls Historic
Costa Rican police have seized more than 74 metric tons of drugs so far in 2026, according to the government, a total the United...
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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.
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