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What To Do If You Lose Your Cellular Phone in Costa Rica
If you happen to lose or have your cellular phone stolen in Costa Rica you can get help from your operator. Kobi (ICE), Claro and...
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Constitutional Court Accepts Appeal Against “Gag Law”
The Sala Constitucional or Sala IV (Costa Rica’s Constitutional Court) accepted a constitutional motion against the ley de Delitos Informáticos, also called “Ley Mordaza” (Computer...
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Campaign aims to save thousands of people from the clutches of sexual exploitation
A strong campaign RAHAB Foundation shows the reality of thousands of women, children and men who are victims of human trafficking – Trata de Personas...
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The Lottery of Life: Costa Rica Is A Good Place To Be Born in 2013
QCostarica – Warren Buffett, probably the world’s most successful investor, has said that anything good that happened to him could be traced back to the...
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The Real Reason IVF Is Facing Possible Legalization in Costa Rica
By Kevin Kukla, Lifesitenews/QCostarica Costa Rica has fought admirably to preserve its pro-life laws and culture, but abortion advocates believe they have found a means...
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Costa Rica Archbishop: Parents Should Keep Kids Out of Public School Sex Ed Classes
By Matthew Hoffman, LifeSiteNews.com/QCostarica In an interview with LifeSiteNews (LSN), the archbishop of San Jose, Costa Rica, has denied reports that the Costa Rican bishops...
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Costa Rica to focus on natural gas imports
Importing and distributing natural gas to replace petroleum and other fuels is in the “public interest,” with a timetable of six months being set to...
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Costa Rica almost feels like home … only hotter
By Elizabeth Yardley, phillyburbs.com| QCostarica For the month of November, we are spending our time in Parrita, Costa Rica. I’ve been here many times because...
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Chinchilla Government Blasted for Allowing Violence
Fijatevos/QCostarica From reading the laws of the land, one would think that women in Costa Rica are pretty well protected against violence, once not only...
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Road to San Carlos: 23 Years and Counting
Fijatevoz/QCostarica It appears that it takes modern Costa Ricans as long to build a road as it took Medieval Europeans to build a cathedral. And...
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What the F$%# Is Going With Amnet, Sorry Tigo?
It’s been days that the internet cable connection at Tigo (formerly Amnet) has gone from bad to worse. The little icon on you computer shows...
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Medical Tourism Booms in Costa Rica
(Reuters) – When Canadian house cleaner Marlene Trithardt needed a tooth replaced, she drove past her local dentist’s office in Alberta and flew to the...
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“Hear ye, hear ye, buy your programs here!”
What started out as a demonstration of democracy has become a constitutional crisis and you can´t tell the players without a program. A never used...
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Water Management in Guanacaste: Heading Towards a Sustainable Future?
By Mariel Yglesias and Christopher Kuzdas, Voice of Nosara/QCostarica A study conducted in Guanacaste by Costa Rican and American universities determined that one of the...
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Costa Rica ready for World Cup duties
FIFA.com/QCostarica The logo and mascot of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014 have been unveiled at the official presentation to launch the...
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Human rights court to rule on Costa Rica in vitro fertilization case
From TicoTimes/QCostarica Costa Rica is one of the only countries to ban the practice. The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) is expected to issue...
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Starbucks’ new super-expensive coffee: Geisha variety that sells for $7-a-cup
The Costa Rican Fince Palmilera is the company’s most expensive coffee It is only available in 48 stores and costs $40 for an eight ounce...
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Scorpion stings passenger on Costa Rica flight
A scorpion stung a passenger on a flight from Costa Rica to Spain, which forced the sealing of the Iberia airlines Airbus 340 at Madrid’s...
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Costa Rica Declares Natural Gas in Public Interest
Via Fijatevos/QCOSTARICA Costa Rica’s Presidenta Laura Chinchilla has long been a fan of natural gas due to its low carbon emissions, so it came as...
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Justice Scandal Shakes Costa Rica’s Democracy
On November 20, the 2012 Latin American Democratic Development Index found that Costa Rica had the strongest level of democratic development in the region. In...
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Sports: Heredia and Cartago Today Have A Date With History
Though I am not a sports fan I do...
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Bilingual Job Fair This Weekend
More than 1.000 jobs are up for grabs this...
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Taxman Goes After Fonseca and Others
It all began on Saturday, May 11, when Casa...
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C. difficile Claims Fourth Death
The number of deaths of patients infected with the Clostridium...
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Costa Rica’s Data Protection Regulations
Costa Rica’s 2011 data protection law came into force...
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The Pacific Alliance. What Can It Hurt?
Many times those who have tasted victory, be it...
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Presidenta Chinchilla All Alone
Editorial - Presidenta Laura Chinchilla Miranda is more and...
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