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Laura Fernández: “I’m not going to artificially manipulate the exchange rate”

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“Bad English” Makes Costa Rica Less Attractive For Job-Creating Businesses

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[OP-ED] “Fear” Might Be A Better Word

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Former President Rodriguez May Be Headed For Prison

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What Do Japan and Costa Rica Have in Common? Too Much!

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Nicoya is Proof that Soccer Isn’t Just for Men

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Only 1% of Appropriations Spent On The Train

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Costa Rica: Debt Forgiveness for Tourism Industry

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Melvin Jiménez Can Continue As Minister For Not Being “Catholic”

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Johnny May Be Back

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President Says He Was “Taken By Surprise”

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All U.S. Citizens in Costa Rica Are Eligible To Vote in...

Ballots for the midterm elections are scheduled to be emailed from Town Clerks and Voting officials all over the United States to U.S. citizens living outside of the United States, including Costa Rica. The procedures for voting and returning a ballot are more complicated than ever. Vote from Abroad, a non-partisan...