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Road blockades continue Monday despite message from Alvarado

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Drivers should exercise caution as protests may inhibit transit through a number of roads and highways across Costa Rica on Monday.
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Guatemala sends back almost 3,500 US-bound Honduran migrants

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Hundreds of Hondurans have set out on a trek to the United States, forming another caravan that U.S. President Donald Trump cited Tuesday to justify building a wall on the border with Mexico.
Costa Rica

Following backlash, Costa Rican presidency withdraws IMF-related economic measures

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Costa Rica has withdrawn the IMF-related law projects that would have increased taxes.
Costa Rica

Road blockades continue; Tourism Chamber asks for free transit

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The Presidency says the financial support is necessary to prevent an economic crisis. Critics, meanwhile, argue the loan is not needed
Costa Rica

Costa Rica bets on equine plasma to lower Covid-19 hospitalizations

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An antiviral treatment made with plasma from immunized horses is Costa Rica's hope to face the coronavirus pandemic.
Costa Rica

American Airlines offering pre-flight coronavirus testing for Costa Rica travelers

Alejandro Zúñiga -
American Airlines will offer coronavirus testing for travelers visiting Costa Rica, the airline announced Friday. 
Costa Rica

Visiting Costa Rica during the pandemic? Here’s what to expect [updated]

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Want to visit Costa Rica? Costa Rica is reopening its airports to tourists from all U.S. states starting Sunday, November 1.
Costa Rica

Costa Rica authorizes tourism from the entire United States

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Costa Rican authorities announced that all residents of the United States, regardless of their state of residence, can visit Costa Rica.
Costa Rica

U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica resumes appointments for some routine services

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The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has resumed some routine in-person services for citizens, it announced. 
Costa Rica

Fewer blockades Friday after overnight police action

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Public Security Ministry (MSP) intervened late Thursday night and early Friday morning to clear roadblocks on several important Costa Rican roads, authorities reported. 
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