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A new era along the San Juan

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President Laura Chinchilla inaugurates roads and schools near Isla Calero, along the Río San Juan.

Chinchilla inaugurates contentious road next to Nicaragua border

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The 160-kilometer road is named after three-time Costa Rican President Juan Rafael Mora Porras.

Costa Rica History: The Filibusters and Juan Santamaría

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In March and April 1856, Costa Rica fought its only international war to preserve its sovereignty and keep the Central American republics from becoming...

Exploring Costa Rica: Hiking in Santa Rosa National Park

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Santa Rosa National Park is a national park in the northwestern region of Costa Rica. It is located in the Guanacaste Province and covers...

In Costa Rica, Filibusters and Sabaneros Spice Up Guanacaste’s History

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The northwestern province of Guanacaste is a dry frontier land where people come to discover the harmonious beauty of endless soft beaches and warm...

Who was the revolutionary leader William Walker?

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When one mentions Nashville, Tennessee, country music stars might first come to mind as I am sure one’s first thought isn’t of a U.S....

Life in Juan Santamaría’s Costa Rica: A look back

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As the country celebrates Juan Santamaría Day, columnist Mitzi Stark takes a look at the Costa Rica of 1856.

Pura Vida in Costa Rica: Part 3 of 3

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I’ve been reveling in the warmth of my recent trip to Costa Rica, and not just because of the heat and humidity.

Alajuela Walking Tours bring city’s secrets to light

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Alajuela Walking Tours explore this fascinating city's little-known history — scandals, crimes, heroes and hidden treasures.

Surfing Witch’s Rock with the legendary Robert August

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Surfing Witch's Rock with the world-famous Robert August and his daughter Christine — it doesn't get much better than this.
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