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Creed Is Chaos

Martin LeFevre, TheCostaRicaNews.com The poppies are in full flower on a day that feels like the very pinnacle of spring. It’s sunny and mild in California’s Central Valley, with a border of stupendous clouds along the western horizon. I spot a...

A Meditation On Jesus

Martin LeFevre, TheCostaRicaNews.com Raised as a Catholic when the Mass was in Latin, I was compelled to go to church six days a week (five times before school, once on Sunday, when it was a mortal sin to miss). One...

Water for Elephants: In theaters in Costa Rica April 22

Film review of the highly anticipated movie, Water for Elephants, which debuts in theaters April 22.

Legalization of Marijuana in Costa Rica

A new movement wants to make the use of marijuana legal in Costa Rica. They are hoping a big protest on April 20 will get the government to change the law.

Major Studios Announce Upcoming Movie Releases in Costa Rica

A look at upcoming major motion pictures and how they can be beneficial in your marketing strategy.

Costa Rica and Nicaragua border talks continue to be fruitless

Costa Rican and Nicaraguan governments met to discuss the border problems between the two countries, but the meeting was marked by chaos, tensions and distrust.

Black Narcissus

Martin LeFevre, TheCostaRicaNews.com The best film I’ve ever seen with religious themes is “Black Narcissus.” Filmed in 1947, it deftly delves into the clash between Eastern and Western traditions; the conflict between the sensual and spiritual dimensions of human being;...

International Reggae Festival • April 23 • Jaco, Costa Rica

Rootzstock 2011 come to Playa Jaco April 23 - don't miss this chance to get your reggae on in Costa Rica!

The Religious Impulse

Martin LeFevre, TheCostaRicaNews.com To a large degree, religion is a straw man for atheists. Even as people “cling to guns and religion” (to borrow a slip of the truth from President Obama during his campaign), organized religion is dying, its...

Costa Rica Proposes National Network of Free wireless Internet

The Chinchilla Administration intends for all Costa Ricans to have access to a free wireless Internet network.
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Beyond the Environmental Scope: How Sustainability Redefines Business Management in Costa Rica

In a supermarket, sustainability actions are usually seen in very concrete ways: solar panels on the roofs, energy-efficient lighting,...