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Thousands of Students March and Chinchilla Praised Them as “civilian army” Independence Day Costa Rica
San Jose - Thousands of students took September 15th, to parade through the streets of Costa Rica to commemorate the 191 years of the independence of Central America from the Spanish crown, while President Laura Chinchilla praised them as...
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Costa Rica Expresses Solidarity with Guatemala after Fuego Volcano Eruption
Costa Rica Expresses Solidarity with Guatemala after Fuego Volcano Eruption
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Reduced to Sell – Chalet Style Luxury Country Home
This chalet style luxury home is recognized as one of the finest in the San Ramon valley
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RECOPE Selling More Gas with MMT Additive that Should be Banned by the Ministry of Health
Despite complaints of damages to vehicles and the damage it causes to people’s health and the environment
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Bachelet Thanked Costa Rica for Hosting Chile After the 1973 Coup
Michelle Bachelet, this week thanked Costa Rica for giving refuge to hundreds of Chileans
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Oscar Arias Negotiation for Cease Fire in Colombia
Former President of Costa Rica and Nobel Peace Prize 1987, Oscar Arias"
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Costa Rica Registered 1000 Aftershocks and 350 People Remain in Shelters
Costa Rica Earthquake Caldera Highway Costa Rica authorities have registered to date about a thousand aftershocks after the strong earthquake
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Costa Rica Will Decide in January Whether to Build Electric Tram in San Jose
San Jose - Costa Rica's government decide by next January if you build a electric tram route 10 kilometers
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Indigenous Stone Spheres Will Help Cultural Memory of Costa Rica
The enigmatic Costa Rica stone spheres made by pre-Columbian Indians and future World Heritage nomination
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The Government of Costa Rica Presented 2013 Budget to Congress
The Government of Costa Rica presented to Congress the budget for 2013 by U.S. $ 12.888 million, 7.7% higher than in 2012 and will be financed with 43% debt.
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Costa Rica Protects the Native Viper Snake so Central America Does Not Run Out of Antidotes
The Ox-breed Viper, one of the world's largest vipers, is endangered due to habitat loss, illegal harvesting for collecting,...