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School in Costa Rica Says “NO” to FAILING 1st Grader

Submitted by: Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Rice Escazu, San Jose, Costa Rica St. Mary’s School Guachipelín, Escazú- San Jose, C.R., Says “NO” to FAILING 1st Grader who wishes to attend their school! We have just been informed our first grader will be...

A Closer Look at Nicaragua and Ortega

In light of Ortega’s true mission of a totalitarian government, the San Juan river dispute seems like a minor issue in comparison. If Ortega is allowed to achieve his goals, it will have long lasting and dangerous effects for rest of the Central American countries.

Sangha and Spiritual Friendship

Featured Columnist - Meditations Martin LeFevre As Buddhism has proliferated in America and the West, the notion of sangha has gone along with it. In this town of about 100,000 in northern California, there are seven sanghas I know of, most...

Daniel Ortega, Hugo Chávez and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: Unholy Alliance

TCRN STAFF: Mr. Opinion. Nicaragua Nicaragua continues it's attempts to annex a piece of Costa Rica. Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega is setting himself up as a puppet Hugo Chávez by running, unconstitutionally, for another term. Both of these dictators are friends and...

Freedom and the Dark Current of Destiny

Featured Columnist - Meditations Martin LeFevre Autumn is at its peak and premium in northern California’s Central Valley. The yellows, oranges, and golds are resplendent in the parkland on a brilliant day, while the temperature is still mild enough for shirtsleeves. Two...

The Lingering Echo of Rousseau

Featured Columnist - Meditations Martin LeFevre Jean-Jacques Rousseau, despite or because of our cynical age, retains a powerful hold on the post-modern mind. Nowhere is that fact more apparent than with Western notions of indigenous people and their relevance for the...

Why This Conflict Could be a Much Bigger Mistake for Nicaragua

TCRN STAFF: Both sides should be careful, as they both have a lot to lose. Nicaragua already has a tainted recent history in terms of conflict, and this will certainly have an impact on Costa Rica’s primary economic...

Political Graffiti in San Jose

Featured Columnist - Political Correspondent - Latin American Relations Jennifer Mayer San Jose is not known for the striking murals that grace the major cities of Europe or the United States. In fact, the vast majority of graffiti in San Jose...

Why Meditate?

Featured Columnist – Meditations Martin LeFevre Living in a cultural desert, as we do in the West, and as more and more people do in this vapid global society, what is our response? Is it to just "go with the flow" as...

Good News After a week of Devastating Weather

TCRN STAFF: The Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN) - national weather service - said we saw the effects of Thomas that is now leaving the Caribbean, but soaked Costa Rica for almost three days straight, causing landslides and flooding in many...
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Iron Maiden Fans Camp Out in La Sabana Ahead of Historic Costa Rica Concert

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