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Costa Rica leader wants his name off bridges, buildings

"The worship of the image of the president is over, at least under my government," President Luis Guillermo Solís said.

Supreme Court’s Constitutional Chamber to evaluate appointment of Lutheran bishop as presidency minister

Costa Rica's Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court, or Sala IV, on Tuesday agreed to review the appointment of Melvin Jiménez Marín, a Lutheran bishop, as President Luis Guillermo Solís' presidency minister.

Education Ministry breaks its promise, fails to pay teachers, unions say

Leaders from public teachers' unions in Costa Rica on Tuesday accused the Education Ministry (MEP) of failing to live up to a promise to deliver back pay Monday night, as reported by The Tico Times yesterday. Teachers will continue striking.

Our most popular stories from last month (March ’14)

Here's a recap of what stood out to readers in March.

Abortion and politics on the campaign trail

Last week, ruling party presidential candidate Johnny Araya tried to claim the mantle of family values, accusing opposition candidate Luis Guillermo Solís of having a different position than that of his own Citizen Action Party. While the abortion question could prove combustible in Costa Rica, Araya is not well positioned to strike the match.

San José’s Chinatown woes continue

Constant flooding of businesses along Chinatown's main boulevard, caused by excessive litter and debris, means that city workers now must rebuild an outdated sewage system to better handle rainfall.

Municipal Police target street vending in downtown San José

Officers have sized 32,000 pirated CDs and DVDs in December.

Haiti’s ‘Baby Doc’ to face corruption trial?

The ex-dictator returned to Haiti in 2011 after a 25 years of exile.

‘Baby Doc’ arrested in Haiti

Jean-Claude Duvalier, the 59-year-old former dictator, assumed power at 19 from his notorious father, Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier. Baby Doc ruled Haiti from 1971 to 1986.

President Arias Inagurates New Public Works Projects

Perhaps honoring a long-standing tradition of outgoing presidents seeking to sway the vote in favor of their party’s candidate, President Oscar Arias has been...

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