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U.S. Coast Guard Increases Cooperation with Costa Rica and Regional Partners on Illegal Fishing

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The US Coast Guard ship STONE leads Operation Southern Shield, the first patrol dedicated to illegal fishing in Costa Rican waters Today in Golfito, the...
Costa Rica

Costa Rica Coast Guard and Firefighters fight a fire in the middle of the Puntarenas estuary

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Officials of the National Coast Guard Service, in conjunction with the Costa Rica Fire Department, fought a fire on Monday aboard a shrimp boat...
Costa Rica

U.S. Coast Guard to fight illegal fishing in Central America

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The U.S. Coast Guard will increase efforts to fight illegal fishing in Central and South America, the State Department announced. 
Costa Rica

U.S. donates new Coast Guard boats, finances new facilities

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Public Security Ministry (MSP) on Thursday commemorated the delivery of two new boats that were donated to the Coast Guard by the United States.c
Costa Rica

1,000 kilos of cocaine seized off coast of Puntarenas

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Costa Rican authorities have seized 2,147 kilos of cocaine already this month.
Costa Rica

U.S. donates new station, speed boat to Costa Rica’s Coast Guard

L. Arias -
The U.S. government also donated a 45-foot-long interceptor speed boat that local Coast Guard officials dubbed “Cadejos 3.”
Costa Rica

Costa Rican police rescue U.S. family adrift off Pacific coast

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A family of four from the U.S. was rescued while adrift in the sea on their kayak in the Pacific Ocean near Playa Flamingo.
Costa Rica

Costa Rican Coast Guard rescues U.S. tourists adrift at sea near Quepos

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A boat with three U.S. tourists on it was adrift in the waters near Quepos for hours before being rescued by Costa Rican authorities Tuesday.
Climate Change

Sea lions found at Costa Rica’s central Pacific beaches

L. Arias -
Environment officials conducted a physical evaluation of the sea lions and then released them offshore after looking for currents that could carry them back home.
Costa Rica

Costa Rica Coast Guard seizes more than 2 metric tons of cocaine

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The four men arrested — three Nicaraguans and a Costa Rican — did not have criminal records. If convicted, they would face up to 20 years in prison.
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