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Latin America Getting Richer – How Rich is Rich?

In the last decade, Latin America has shown tremendous growth supported by the strong economic and political reforms implemented during in the past 20 years, the region, even during a global meltdown, managed to show significant growth patterns throughout...

Atenas: Still A Magnet For Expats

Atenas, since being named as having one of the world’s best climates by National Geographic some years ago, has become a magnet for expatriates. It has a tropical climate, a convenient location in Costa Rica’s Central Valley with short...

Discussions for Central America Pipeline Slated for June 2013

A proposed pipeline running from Mexico to Colombia was one of the topics discussed at the last summit of the Central American Integration System (SICA) and the United States as a solution to power generation. The Minister of Environment and...

Costa Rican Activists to Participate in Global March Against Genetically Modified Seeds

The global “March Against Monsanto" will be on May 25th, here in Costa Rica, protesting the production of gene-modified seeds. The activists from countries including Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, the U.S. and Chile, among others, will march to protest...

Nicaragua Sees Sharp Rise in Domestic Violence

In a report by the Commissioner for Women in Nicaragua, said that for crimes related to violence against women in the first quarter of 2013 increased 30%. Commissioner Isabel Largaespada said the increase is due to changes to the law...

White House Will Continue to Focus on Latin American

Archive Photo Following President Barack Obama's trip to Mexico and Costa Rica, the White House will continue to stay focused on Latin American with upcoming visits from two Latin American heads of state as well as a trip to the...

Chinchilla Caps Spending of ICE and RECOPE

Yesterday President Laura Chinchilla signed a measure that will cap spending of six institutions that provide public services. The move is designed to mitigate and regulate future rate increases for electricity, water and fuel as well force these institution...

Panama Under Drought Rationing

Latin America News - The government of Panama ordered to establish power rationing due to the prolonged drought that has affected the country's power supply. The order calls for schools to close temporarily and reduce working hours in government offices,...

Spectacular Opportunity 2,500 m2 Lot in Bijagua

This beautiful, tropical, large lot is excellent for development or investment property in Bijagua, overlooking the Tenorio Volcano National Park, just 2 km from the famous Celeste River. Listed well below local real estate values, making this a once...

Obama: U.S. Will Not Get Tangled In Venezuela's Politics

Latin America News - President Barack Obama said the U.S. has in the past not and will not become tangled up in Venezuela's political conflict. Obama said the U.S. hasn't tried "in any way" to interfere with the recent election...
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Oktoberfest Festival: Costa Rica Prepares for Its 13th Edition

The Costa Rica Oktoberfest, one of the most acclaimed and anticipated festivals by the public, returns this year with...