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Costa Rican wetlands lack protection

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As erosion and sedimentation damage C.R. wetlands, environmentalists ponder how to prevent more harm to the country's ecosystem.

Cruise Ships Big and Small Travel to Isthmus

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Queen Elizabeth – the ship, not the monarch – and others make port in Central America.

Alajuela: Discover Costa Rica’s City of Mangoes and Tradition

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Alajuela, the country’s second largest city, 17 kilometers northwest of the capital and home of Juan Santamaría International Airport, is celebrating its 228th anniversary...

Planners on Different Pages

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Visions of Capital City Leave Urban Planners at Odds

Complainers Air Gripes on Local TV

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Complainers are among the devilments of life. We all know people who return from a two-week dream vacation and tell us about all the...

San José aims to bring back nightlife with more police and cultural activities

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  Beginning Sept. 1, 80 police officers will be patrolling downtown San José to provide protection for tourists in the heart of the city, for...

Milking the Chinese Dragon

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Chinese foreign minister’s visit sparks requests for aid for infrastructure

Meet in Costa Rica: Country Ups Convention Destination Appeal

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With the February opening of a new convention center at Hotel Barceló Tambor Beach on the Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica has added to its...

Costa Rican Ballerina Dances Down Under

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Dancing her way onto stages in the United States, Asia and Australia, Mariana Baltodano has become a source of pride for Costa Rican ballet....

Conservation Efforts Move Offshore

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Costa Rica is often considered the global gold-standard for land conservation systems in developing countries. Natural rain forest preserves rife with vibrant flora and free-roaming...
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