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Costa Rica’s Beauty in Mountains, Rivers Obscured by Poor Planning

Mario Vindas hates his drive to work in the morning. Sitting in his car for over an hour during his ride from Heredia to...

Chinchilla: New Challenges for 2010 Presidency

Often called President Oscar Arias’ hand picked replacement, Laura Chinchilla has enjoyed a wide base of support since she first stepped onto the campaign...

Day-Tripper, Yeah! Take a One-Day Tour From

Not everyone wanting to experience Costa Rica has time to spend two or three nights at every desired destination. Thankfully, an array of one-day...

Limón One Step Closer to $80 Million Project

A bill that would inject a $72.5 million World Bank loan into a major revamping of Costa Rica’s Caribbean port and city of Limón...

Osa Community Feels Sold Down the River

“If the concessions to take gravel from our river are granted, more than 80 percent of the families in this town will have absolutely...

Manuel Antonio Park Gets Extension

Manuel AntonioNational Park will stay open, for now. Local businesses and tourism outlets breathed a sigh of relief last Friday after Health Minister María Luisa...

Emergency Supply Warehouse Gutted by Accidental Fire

A National Emergency Commission (CNE) supply warehouse caught fire near the TobíasBolañosAirport in Pavas, west of San José, destroying emergency supplies for the earthquake...

New Networking Group For Professionals

International Professionals of Costa Rica is a new networking group that organizes social, recreational, cultural, charitable and educational activities for internationally minded professionals living...

León at Crossroads After Disputed Election, As Both Parties Claim ‘Resounding’ Victory

LEÓN – When mayor-elect Manuel Calderón appeared in national newspapers beating a riot cop with a club at an opposition protest in September, the...

Wildlife Photographer Drawn to Subjects’ Stories

Adrian Hepworth knew he was onto something good. He spotted the bright pink leaves of a tonka bean tree covering the jungle ground near...

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Why Honduras Still Has No President Days After a Razor Thin Vote

Hondurans are on edge. Three days after the elections, they still don't know who will govern them for the next four years due to...

U.S. Returns 13 Pre-Columbian Artifacts to Costa Rica

The United States government returned 13 pre-Columbian artifacts to Costa Rica this week, marking another step in the repatriation of items seized during a...

More Tickets Released for Bad Bunny’s Sold-Out Shows in Costa Rica

Fans of Bad Bunny got a second chance this week when promoter Move Concerts released a fresh batch of tickets for the artist's back-to-back...

Costa Rica Capital Glows with Christmas Lights in Seven Parks

Our capital city marked the start of the holiday season on Tuesday evening when municipal officials flipped the switch on more than 400 lighting...

US Troops Stage New Combat Drills in Panama as Venezuela Standoff Grows

A group of US soldiers is carrying out combat exercises on Panama’s Caribbean coast, the third drill of its kind so far this year,...
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