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    What would Costa Rica be like if the Spaniards had not conquered?

    An interesting look back in time, into a different possible Costa Rica.

    Suicide Isn’t Painless

    Having essentially lost my 20’s to depression, and felt the pull of suicide many times during those dark years, I understand how someone can get to the point of ending his or her own life. But in the vast...

    A Different Order of Consciousness

    There is a completely different order of consciousness than we usually know. Most of us have experienced it sometime in our lives, at least momentarily, but as conditioning and beliefs solidify, they prevent experiencing the consciousness beyond thought.Since the...

    Percentage of North American tourists visiting Costa Rica declines

    Over the last six years the percentage of North American tourists in Costa Rica has declined, new figures show. However the percentage of visitors from Central and South America has increased.

    X-Men: First Class in Costa Rica theaters

    Jose Solís, TheCostaRicaNews.comLately in the movies, it’s all about going back to origins. Films have suddenly become obsessed with the idea of showing us how some of our favorite characters became who we first knew them as. Whether you...

    What the Self Fears Most

    A prominent national writer, who said in 2010, “America is almost a rogue state,” also derided the only alternative. “Trying to love all of humanity…keeps the focus on the self, on the self’s own moral or spiritual well-being.” That’s...

    Costa Rica’s Government Vows Better Food Safety

    The government has announced new guidelines to strengthen the surveillance in agricultural food production and improve sanitary conditions in places where food is prepared and sold.

    Creation Is Not the Big Bang

    Though the sky is clear overhead and sunshine bathes the land, clouds have banked up against the foothills, with the look of an impending thunderstorm. Alongside the creek at the upper end of the parkland, the wind suddenly roars...

    Cars kill more people in Latin America than crime and violence

    Traffic accidents kill more people in Latin America than crime and violence and are now widely reported as the region’s top concern.

    Amnesty International points fingers at human rights development in the Americas

    Harassment of indigenous people, violence against women, and killings of journalists in the Americas. Those are some of the concerns Amnesty International has raised in a newly released report on human rights on the continent.
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    The Oxcart: Costa Rica’s Rolling Symbol of Heritage and Identity

    In the heart of Costa Rica’s cultural tapestry rolls a humble yet iconic figure—the oxcart, or carreta. Once a...
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