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La Romería in Costa Rica: From 1635 to Now

Alejandro Zúñiga -
On the morning of Aug. 2, 1635, a young indigenous girl named Juana Pereira went to collect firewood as she did every morning. She...
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Finding La Negrita in Costa Rica: A Story of Coming Home

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Columnist Natasha Gordon-Chipembere explores the history of Costa Rica's beloved La Negrita and her role in Afro-Costa RIcan history.
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Costa Rica’s Plan for Waste Management during La Romería

Ileana Fernandez -
Costa Rica’s traditional Romería is one of the most awaited and enjoyed events. After two years of the pandemic, thousands of Catholics walk to...
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Costa Rica’s Basilica de Los Angeles gets ready for Traditional Romería

Ileana Fernandez -
The Basilica de Los Angeles in Cartago reopens its doors to receive thousands of faithful, who will walk from all corners of the country...
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Costa Rican soccer team Cartago crowned champion after 81 years

Ileana Fernandez -
It was a historic day for Costa Rica’s soccer: Club Sport Cartaginés won the final and lifted the championship trophy. The last time Cartago...
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Costa Rica’s Musical Legacy: a show that unites Cartago and Limón Concert Bands

Ileana Fernandez -
The Directorate of Bands will dedicate a distinctive and unique concert to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship to honor international ties and...
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Visiting Cartago Costa Rica: It’s History and Culture

Sarah Jordan -
Cartago takes you to the heart of what Costa Rica once was, a place of the day’s past. It is a city of history...
Costa Rica

Route 36 bridge has opened

Alejandro Zúñiga -
A bridge reestablishing transit on Route 36 near Penshurst, Limón, was finished and opened on Thursday morning, authorities reported. 
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Costa Rica begins evaluating flooding damage

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Costa Rican government on Wednesday began a comprehensive evaluation of damage caused by the flooding that occurred last weekend.
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Costa Rica under ‘State of National Emergency’ after flooding

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Costa Rican government on Tuesday declared a State of National Emergency as the country continues to recover from significant flooding and infrastructure damage that occurred over the weekend.
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