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    Costa Rica Earthquakes Continue Rumble September 8 2012

    September 5th 2012, 7.6 magnitude earthquake, continues to spawn more earthquakes in the region

    Costa Ricans are Used to Earthquakes – Living on The Ring of Fire

    Earthquakes, floods and volcanoes - Millions of tourist travel to Costa Rica every year, and many end up moving here to enjoy Costa Rica’s rich and beautiful eco environment and lower cost of living. But as beautiful as the...

    Update – Costa Rica Earthquake September 5 2012

    Bridge at Sarapiqui, Costa Rica. Located closer to the Atlantic than the Pacific  The quake struck Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula

    Update – Costa Rica magnitude-7.6 earthquake

    The magnitude was just reduced to 7.6, still an extremely strong earthquake.

    Costa Rican Police Force Successfully Completes Koban Training Program in Brazil

    Officers from the Costa Rican Police Force successfully completed 15 days of Koban System training in Sao Paulo, Brazil

    Costa Rica Looks at Israel Security Model for Border Control

    Costa Rica is looking at the border security model of Israel in order to secure the Costa Rican borders. This effort works in cooperation projects with China

    PANI Fights Facebook Pages that Expose Sexually Suggestive Pictures of Minors

    The Patronato Nacional de la Infancia (PANI) has been reporting to Facebook several pages containing pictures of underage boys and girls

    Programs Combining Spanish Classes and Volunteer Projects Attract Young Travelers

    Exploring Costa Rica - Combining Spanish classes and different Volunteer Projects the Amistad Institute attracts young people from all over the worldExhausted and at the same time excited a group of young adults arrive at the international airport in...

    Fake Journalists Planned to Move Seven Million Dollars to Costa Rica

    18 foreign detainees who posed as journalists from the Mexican broadcaster Televisa tried to move to Costa Rica at least seven million dollars in vehicles equipped as mobile units of the media, police reported Friday, August 24, in Nicaragua."We...

    Transport Minister Costa Rica Resignation Due to Health Problems

    The Minister of Public Works and Transport of Costa Rica
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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,...
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