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Celebrating Costa Rica’s Independence Day

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September is an important cultural month in Costa Rica; it is the month of the nation, celebrating the country’s Independence Day. If you know Costa...

Celebrating Costa Rica’s Independence Day

Sarah Jordan -
September is an important cultural month in Costa Rica; it is the month of the nation, celebrating the country’s Independence Day. If you know Costa...

Watch: The world celebrates Costa Rican independence

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Various buildings and monuments across the world displayed the red, white and blue of Costa Rica in celebration of its bicentennial.

Independence Day events in Costa Rica

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Independence Day events in Costa Rica. The celebrations mark the country’s bicentennial — the 200th anniversary of independence from Spain.

Independence Day in Costa Rica: Why the lantern parade?

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Lanterns have become a traditional decoration to mark Costa Rica’s independence.

Costa Rica Olympians will light independence cauldron

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Costa Rican Olympians will light the independence cauldron on Tuesday night in Cartago, the Presidency announced.

Independence torch arrives in Costa Rica for bicentennial

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The torch is a national symbol representing Central America’s independence.  

Costa Rica has Monday off to celebrate independence

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Independence Day in Costa Rica is September 15, but many Ticos will celebrate the bicentennial on Monday, September 13.

Renewable Energy: Costa Rica’s Energy Independence

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You may recognize Costa Rica for its lush tropical rainforests and breathtaking beaches. However, Costa Rica has been making headlines in recent years for a...

Independence torch travels through Costa Rica

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President Carlos Alvarado will receive the torch from a student and light a cauldron with the flames of freedom in Cartago. 
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