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What the U.S. ground stop means for Costa Rica–U.S. flights

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More than 73,000 women are waiting for ultrasound and mammograms in...

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“Others” are the third largest group that trades dollars in the...

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Legislators send a report of facts to the Prosecutor’s Office against...

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“This is a dream”: Nicaraguan family wins permanent residency in the...

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Santa Ana wakes up with NO WATER!

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“Quishing” at charging stations: the new scam for electric vehicle drivers

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United States names Costa Rica “Silicon Rainforest”

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Costa Rica is the third country with the most electric cars...

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Latin America reduces investment in education

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Government denies epidemic in financial system due to Desyfin and Coopeservidores...

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Owners of clandestine airstrips could face up to 15 years in...

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Is Costa Rica as safe as its reputation?

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Holiday workers in Costa Rica retain full labor protections

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Owners of clandestine airstrips could face up to 15 years in...

Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rican legislators have moved forward with a bill that would impose prison sentences on people involved in operating clandestine airstrips, as the government seeks to disrupt drug trafficking routes. The Legislative Assembly’s Security and Narcotics Commission approved the proposal unanimously on Thursday, November 12. Introduced...