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Photos: U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Costa Rica

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Antony Blinken, the U.S. Secretary of State, arrived in Costa Rica on Tuesday afternoon.
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Costa Rica coronavirus driving, business restrictions for June 2021

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The Costa Rican government will continue driving restrictions in June 2021 in response to an increase in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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Protesters take to streets of Costa Rica asking for economic reopening

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The protesters crossed the center of San José until they reached Casa Presidencial in Zapote.
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Costa Rica cancels traditional year-end celebrations

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The Costa Rican capital announced on Monday the suspension of its traditional end-of-year celebrations, given the spread of COVID-19 in the country.
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News briefs: Protests to continue against Costa Rica coronavirus measures

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The coronavirus crisis has transformed life in Costa Rica, which has enacted measures to protect the capacity of its health system.
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Prosecutor’s Office raids Costa Rican presidency for alleged violation of citizens’ privacy

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Eight people are being investigated as part of the case, including President Carlos Alvarado.
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10 years after inaugurating Route 27, popular highway needs expansion, Costa Rican gov. admits

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Ten years after Route 27 was inaugurated, the Costa Rican highway is already in need of expansion. 
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Protests of taxi drivers and educators cause chaos in the Costa Rican capital

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Two separate protests, one of taxi drivers and another of educators, caused chaos on Tuesday in the congested streets of the capital of Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica launches platform dedicated to fighting fake news

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"Other countries have already suffered the consequences caused by the spread of lies," Alvarado wrote. "Let's not let that happen in Costa Rica."
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PHOTOS: President-elect Carlos Alvarado visits Casa Presidencial

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Alvarado and the future First Lady toured the presidential offices.
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