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Birding Club to Teach Newbies the Basics

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One inescapable fact of living in Costa Rica is that wherever you go, be it the middle of downtown San José or the wilds...

6.2 Quake Shivers the Timbers in Panama, C.R.

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A tremor marking 6.2 on the Richter scale shook from Panama to Costa Rica after midnight Tuesday, with no reports of injuries, according to...

RECOPE Spreads Cash For Road Projects

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The Costa Rican National Oil Refinery (RECOPE) has agreed to donate $2,000 each to 41 municipalities to pave their roads. The donation should cover...

Cloud Forest Lodge a Paradise for Quetzals and Humans

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In a highland cloud forest just minutes off the Inter-American Highway near Cerro de la Muerte, south of the capital, Paraíso del Quetzal mountain...

San José’s Museums Make Good Rainy-Day Excursions

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If the weather throws a wrench into your outdoor plans, take advantage and visit some of the nation’s museums. While they may not stand...

Tourism Showcase Sells C.R. as Destination

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As Costa Rica competes for visitors with other global hot spots, one May event will be key. EXPOTUR, organized annually by the Costa Rican Association...

Chronicles Collection A Great Teaching Tool

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Anne Seignol, director of the EuropeanSchool in San Pablo de Heredia, north of San José, was always on the lookout for books that would...

The Times They Were A-Changing in C.R.

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When The Tico Times resumed publication on Feb. 4, 1972 after a 12-year hiatus, its mission was the same, but its scope was suddenly...

From the Deep, New Light on Ancient Lives

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GEOGRAPHERS have found a rudimentaryhistory of pre-Columbian societieswritten in the sediment on the bottomsof Costa Rican lakes. The researchmay have debunked a popular conceptionabout...

Tayutic: Family Farm Turned Agro-tourism Project

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YOU’RE looking to escape the congestedcraziness of San José. You’vealready been to the volcanoes, and you’rebored with the beaches. Now there’s anotheroption for getting...
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Panama’s Roux Vows to End Corruption in Campaign Close

The opposition presidential candidate Rómulo Roux called on Panamanians this Wednesday at a campaign closing event to vote in the May 5 elections to...

Dental tourism, because Medicare doesn’t cover for dental treatment

C. Everett Koop, known for his tenure as U.S. surgeon general during the Reagan administration, was renowned for his pediatric surgery and attention to...

Costa Rica Environmentalists Threatened For Trying To Protect Threatened Wetlands

Ricardo Muñoz, a member of the environmental group Nido de Halcón (Hawk’s Nest), revealed that he has faced threats for his advocacy in defense...

Costa Rica’s River Fence Prevents Ocean Plastic Pollution

One ton of plastic waste was recovered from the Virilla River. Since the installation of the floating waste collection fence, another ton of plastic...

Costa Rica Honors Workers on Labor Day

As Costa Rica gears up to celebrate Labor Day, it is essential to reflect on the significance of this holiday and its deep-rooted history...
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