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Costa Ricans ready to vote as hard-fought presidential campaign draws to an end

While a few political flags waved in the streets Saturday night, Costa Ricans quietly readied themselves for the end of a hard-fought electoral campaign and a Sunday vote to decide the country’s next president and Legislative Assembly.

Volunteer group brings food to San José’s homeless

In a city that struggles with its indigent population, Asociación Naranja offers sustenance.

Crime threatens to tarnish Tortuguero’s tourist industry

Area hotel owners and guides say a lack of resources for law enforcement and insufficient response from the Costa Rican Tourism Board could damage the scenic Caribbean destination's reputation with visitors.

The mayor who cried Disney

Liberia mayor announces Disney will build a theme park in Costa Rica. Then takes it back. What was he thinking?

Is Disney coming to Costa Rica?

The mayor of the provincial capital of Liberia announced today that a Disney theme park would be built in Costa Rica's northwestern province of Guanacaste in 2014 or 2015. But a Disney spokeswoman said the rumor is "false."

Conquering the Streets of San José: A Runner’s Journey in Costa Rica

Training for a half-marathon in San José is no jog at the beach.

Costa Rica to build 3 geothermal electricity plants with Japanese funding

A $560 million loan over the next 40 years will hopefully bring Costa Rica closer to its goal to generate 95 percent of its electricity with renewable resources.

Costa Rican cops nab another inmate released early from prison last week

The suspect, who was released early to ease Costa Rica's prison overcrowding, allegedly robbed a man in San José’s Central Park.

Saving Turtles in Costa Rica’s Playa Grande

Another nesting season has begun at Playa Grande, one of the last Costa Rican beaches where gentle, giant leatherbacks are comfortable building nests.

New UN report looks at how Costa Ricans live

More than 60 percent of Ticos said that someone would take advantage of them, given the chance, but almost as many said they would pay more in taxes to help those in need.

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Former Panama President Claims Political Enemies Planned Assassination Plot

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Costa Rica Faces Trade Uncertainty as Trump’s Tariffs Take Effect

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Costa Rica Cracks Down on Dangerous Poás Volcano Illegal Tours

Costa Rica Park officials are hearing reports of companies using social media to offer illegal tours to Poás Volcano through unauthorized routes, despite the...

Costa Rica Closes Case on American Teen’s Death Due to Carbon Monoxide

Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, died from lethal exposure to carbon monoxide fumes while vacationing with...
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