5 hrs ago | International Business Times
Pacific Alliance Meeting Looks to China As America Doesn't Bother To Show Up
The presidents of Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Peru met on Thursday in Cali, Colombia, for the seventh Pacific Alliance meeting to discuss the economic integration of Latin America.
10 hrs ago | Inside Costa Rica
AyA: Arsenic in the water supply is "not our fault"
May 23rd, 2013 The Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers has responded to the Constitutional Court regarding arsenic contamination of the water supply in several communities in Guanacaste and San Carlos.
11 hrs ago | Travel World News
High Expectations For Costa Rica's Low Season
Costa Rica, thanks to its geographic position as a land bridge between North and South America allows it to posses not only coasts both in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans but also an incredible range of fascinating bioversity.
14 hrs ago | Inside Costa Rica
Clown sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexual assault of three girls
May 22nd, 2013 An employee of the Ministry of Health, who also worked as a clown, was sentenced yesterday to 18 years in prison after being found guilty of three counts of indecent assault against three girls.
18 hrs ago | Blackpool Today
Former student lands international charity role
The opportunity came after he was sponsored on a Raleigh expedition to central America by local financial planning company Questa Chartered, based on the Whitehills Business Park.
Costa Rica trial opens in Brevard woman's death
Three people accused of killing a member of a well-known Cocoa Beach family two years ago in Costa Rica are facing trial this month in the Central American country.
Costa Rican exports increase 4.7% in first quarter
May 22nd, 2013 The export of Costa Rican goods reached $4 billion in the first quarter, up 4.7% from the $3.8 billion recorded for the same period last year.
Private Plane Trip Rocks Costa Rican Government
The news [es] that an oil company provided a private plane for President Laura Chinchilla's trip to Peru has rocked the Costa Rican presidency and its structure of contributors.
Costa Rican volcano spews ash, smoke
Scientists say one of Costa Rica's largest volcanos is spewing clouds of ash and gas, setting off a small-scale evacuation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay state visits to Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica and Mexico from May 31 to June 6, and meet with U.S. President Barack Obama in the United States on June 7-8, Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang announced here Tuesday.
Avianca-Taca shake-up to affect 50,000 passengers in Costa Rica
Airline Avianca-Taca said on Tuesday that the cancellation of five routes to and from Costa Rica will affect some 50,000 passengers who will have to be re-routed or given refunds if they prefer.
Costa Rica's Central Valley Gets Kudos
Expat enclaves dot Costa Rica like so many fireflies on a dusky summer lawn, and right in the middle of all of them sits Central Valley and the country's capital, San Jose.
Central America Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare Report Q3 2013 - New Market Report
However, the heavy reliance on imported medicine in the region provides revenuegenerating opportunities for generic drugmakers from neighbouring Latin American countries and India.
Costa Rica shooting victim originally from Vancouver
A Vancouver man residing in Costa Rica who was shot to death by intruders last week lived a lavish lifestyle, according to a private investigator.
Vancouver man attacked, killed in Costa Rica
A Canadian has been killed in Costa Rica in an apparent home invasion, but the government is releasing few other details on the matter.
Your Tax Dollars at Work US Embassy Produces 'Gangnam Style' Video to Push Visas
Your tax dollars at work - producing goofy videos at US embassies. Ambassador Anne Andrew , U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica, and her U.S. Embassy staff put together this goofy music video to encourage Costa Rican's to get more visas to the US.
The methods of war have failed
A trail of blood is seen at the Kirkland Heights house of Keith Clarke, who was killed by the security forces on May 27, 2010.
Students visit Central American rain forest
This summer around 20 students are working in Costa Rica's northern rain forest region.
This Unique Icosahedron-Shaped Treehouse in Costa Rica Cost Just $5,000 to Build
Joseph Mikrut, a graphic designer and one of the owners of Anamaya Yoga Resort in Montezuma, Costa Rica, has finished constructing what may very well be the world's first treehouse shaped in the form of an icosahedron .
WTF?! Obama Us Ambassador, Embassy Officials Did What?
As I've previously noted on this site, U.S. Embassies apparently exist solely to help the interests of America-haters and give them an opportunity for visas to the U.S. Now, President Obama's hand-picked U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica, "Dumbassador" Anne Andrews, has enlisted her U.S. Embassy employees in this ridiculous music video to encourage ... (more)