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Costa Rica’s own ‘El Regreso’ hits theaters

The film starring and written and directed by rising Tico cinema star Hernán Jiménez was named best international feature film at the New York International Latino Film Festival.

Budget airline JetBlue to begin nonstop service to Costa Rica in November

U.S.-based airline JetBlue Airways announces four nonstop flights between New York City and Liberia.

‘Peace Parade’ flocking to Costa Rica in September

The exhibition will feature 70 2.5-meter-tall doves painted by local artists and students.

Mountain retreat in Heredia is ‘Pure Life’

Rancho Pura Vida’s rolling estate and luxurious villas are a retiree’s dream in Los Angeles de Heredia.

Yellow bells: Beauty and botanical medicine

HOME GARDENING: Known as vainillo in Costa Rica, yellow bells serves as both a garden ornamental and potent plant medicine.

Museum opens oasis for butterflies, people

Winged insects and flat-footed humans can find a peaceful haven from the city in the new butterfly garden exhibit at San José’s National Museum.

Araya easily re-elected

He just might be the longest serving mayor in Central America. On Sunday, San José Mayor Johnny Araya was re-elected by a wide margin in an election most Costa Ricans sat out.

Voter apathy dampens elections

A look at what caused 72 percent of the country to stay home during Sunday's municipal election and how to prevent absenteeism in the future.

Surfing the concrete wave in Costa Rica

Tico skateboarding pioneer: Costa Rican skateboarders are known more as artists than as athletes.

Costa Rican wetlands lack protection

As erosion and sedimentation damage C.R. wetlands, environmentalists ponder how to prevent more harm to the country's ecosystem.

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Costa Rica Returns Drug Police to Airports and Border Posts

Costa Rica will put its Drug Control Police back inside the airports and border crossings, reversing a 2023 decision that pulled the specialized unit...

Costa Rica Lawmaker Targets Music Licensing Fees

A political fight over music licensing fees has reached Costa Rica’s municipal governments, raising questions about how restaurants, bars, hotels and other businesses must...

Salvadoran Referee Earns Major World Cup Semifinal Assignment

Salvadoran referee Iván Barton has received the biggest assignment of his career after FIFA selected him to officiate Tuesday’s World Cup semifinal between Spain...

Costa Rica Papagayo Dispute Freezes $700 Million in Investment

A court fight over the planned removal of 748 trees at Playa Panamá has grown into a broader dispute over tourism investment, jobs and...
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