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News briefs: Health Ministry condemns those who don’t believe in pandemic

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Those protesters — many wearing masks or face shields — argued that not enough people had died in Costa Rica to justify the response.
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Costa Rica is enforcing strict measures this week. Here’s what’s open

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Here's what's open (and what isn't) in Costa Rica for the week of July 13-19, 2020. 
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The Feisty World of Two-Fingered Sloths in Costa Rica

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Looks can be deceiving, as those of us who work with sloths can tell you. This is especially true with Hoffman's Two-Fingered sloths, the...
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Hotel reservation won’t work as exception to driving restrictions this week [Updated]

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A hotel reservation won't exempt many drivers from the weekday vehicular restrictions this week, Costa Rica's Public Security Ministry confirmed Saturday. 
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News briefs: Health Ministry says everyone, even the uninsured, can receive COVID care

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Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms can receive care, free of charge, at Costa Rica's public health care system, Salas said.
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Costa Rica announces new restrictions to limit mobility in Greater Metropolitan Area

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Costa Rican authorities on Friday announced a series of health measures to limit mobility in the Greater Metropolitan Area, which includes the capital of San José and surrounding cities.
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News briefs: WHO says Costa Rica facing community transmission of coronavirus

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The World Health Organization (WHO) now says there is community transmission of the coronavirus in Costa Rica.
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News briefs: Costa Rica will handle land borders differently than airports

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Costa Rica will handle the reopening of its land borders differently than its airports. 
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Costa Rica extends tourist visas until November 18

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Foreigners who entered Costa Rica on a tourist visa after December 17, 2019, can legally remain in Costa Rica until November 18, 2020.
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Marino Ballena National Park reopens to the public

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In addition to Marino Ballena National Park, Costa Rica has reopened dozens of protected wildlife areas that comply with health guidelines.
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