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Huge Ramada Resort Planned in Jacó

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Jacó is already the central Pacific’s most developed beach town, with malls, offices and supermarkets galore, but a new resort in the works will...

Fun on the Cheap: Pointers for Penny-Pinchers

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I am a bargain hunter. In restaurants I look at the prices before I look over the food. I shop the markets rather than...

Controversy Erupts over Spheres

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What do you get when one man’s passion for spheres collides with the National Museum’s plans to recover mysterious pre-Columbian objects? A criminal investigation....

Municipality Project Brings Trees to Capital

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Anyone who has walked through La Sabana Park, west of San José, knows what a reprieve of fresh air and greenery a group of...

New Theme Park to Offer A Day at the Farm

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San Mateo, a canton in the province of Alajuela, is set to become home to a new Panaca theme park, which allows visitors to...

Wireless Internet Service Widely Available

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As new technologies make tangled wires and cables a distant memory for many Internet users, wireless Internet services are becoming increasingly available Costa Rica...

Monteverde Conservation League Celebrates 20 Years

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On April 22, Earth Day, a substantial tract of primary and secondary cloud and evergreen forest in northcentral Costa Rica will celebrate its 20th...

Hitting the Campaign Trail

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IN case the candidates knocking at your door and vans blasting campaign songs aren t indication enough it s campaign season. With less than...

Sculptures to Commemorate Campaign of 1856

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SEVEN foreign artists and one Tico will be invited to construct stainless-steel sculptures to be installed in parks in Alajuela, northwest of San José,...

Train to Heredia Back on Track

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THE dream of a train from San José north to Heredia could be a reality as soon as next year, in part because of...
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U.S. Revokes Visa of Ex-President Óscar Arias, Celebrated Nobel Laureate

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Eruptions at Poás Volcano in Costa Rica have intensified since early Monday, with the Volcanological and Seismological Observatory of Costa Rica (OVSICORI) reporting multiple...
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