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Study Reveals Drastic Jump In Birth Defects Nationwide

THE rate of birth defects has skyrocketed in two provinces in the last 15 years and risen across the entire country in that same...

Small Museums Showcase History, Culture, Art

ONCE upon a time, museums were fusty-looking collections in glass cases with, perhaps, a few life-size stuffed wild animals or mannequins displaying strange foreign...

From the Deep, New Light on Ancient Lives

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...

Pre-Columbian Road Hunt Goes High-Tech

THREE U.S. National Aeronauticsand Space Administration (NASA) jetsoutfitted with infrared cameras and radarhave detected a subterranean network ofancient rock-paved roads that lace CostaRica from...

Caribbean Waldorf School to Hold Festival

THE morning sun spotlights a blessedpiece of earth: the site of the WaldorfSchool in the town of Playa Chiquita, fivekilometers south of Puerto Viejo...

Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc

HEAVY rains soaked the CentralValley relentlessly this week, wreakinghavoc on homes and infrastructure.The National Emergency Commission(CNE) reported it reacted to 54 incidentscaused by heavy...

Tayutic: Family Farm Turned Agro-tourism Project

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...

High Hopes For New ‘Model Forest’

TURRIALBA, Cartago – Despite boasting the second-most-polluted river in Costa Rica, mountainsideswhose trees have given way to pesticide-heavy farms, andone of the country’s most...

Monteverde massacre stuns nation, failed bank robbery leaves 9 dead, 17 injured

This usually peaceful, tourist-filled town turned into the site of one of the most tragic hostage situations in the country’s recent history this week,...

Pacuare Dam Project’s Impact Study Rejected

THE National Technical Secretariatof the Environment (SETENA) has rejectedan environmental-impact study for aproposed hydroelectric dam on thePacuare River, in the Caribbean provinceof Limón.On Monday,...

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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...

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...

Costa Rica’s Water Infrastructure Fails to Meet Community Needs

Residents of several communities in Alajuelita and Tibas who have been affected by the lack of water in recent months raised their voices to...

Constitutional Court Upholds Cocos Island National Park Expansion

The Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) and the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC-MINAE) annouced the Constitutional Court rejected the action filed by...

Expat Living: Our Many Houses in Costa Rica

As I take a break from throwing all of my family’s worldly belongings into totes with duct tape labels, I start to reflect on...
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