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Dutch expats killed in Costa Rica triple murder

A Dutch couple and a Nicaraguan workman were found murdered at a 400 hectare cooperate estate known as Ganadera La Flecha in Sardinal de Puntarenas, near Costa Rica’s central Pacific…

Costa Rica recorded more murders than traffic deaths in 2015

Despite its distinction of having the worst roads in Central America (according to the IMF) Costa Rica recorded more murders than traffic fatalities in 2015, a year which set a…

El Chapo’s days are numbered, US officials say

El Chapo’s days are numbered, US officials say

It has been nearly six months since drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's spectacular escape from Mexico's only supermax prison, but U.S. law enforcement officials say they are convinced that…

Costa Rica’s “base salary,” used for calculating everything from court fines to child support, increases to ¢424,200

What is known in Costa Rica as a “base salary” and is used as a benchmark in determining everything from court fines to child support has been set at ¢424,200…

Miami officials on edge over impending arrival of thousands of Cubans from Costa Rica

Officials in Miami, Florida are expressing their concerns over the imminent arrival of thousands of Cuban migrants who have been stranded in Costa Rica since November of last year, fearing…

Nicaragua’s long-dormant Momotombo volcano erupts for second time in a month

Nicaragua’s long-dormant Momotombo volcano erupts for second time in a month

Nicaragua’s Momotombo volcano, which had been dormant for 110 years before waking from its slumber with a violent eruption last month, erupted for a second time before dawn on Sunday…

Riteve inspectors to begin checking vehicle odometers

Riteve inspectors to begin checking vehicle odometers

Riteve, the Spanish company that holds the government concession to provide annual mandatory vehicle inspections (RTV) in Costa Rica, will begin checking odometers effective Monday, January 4th.…

Panamanian president urges Canal consortium to stop waging media battle

President Juan Carlos Varela said Saturday that the inauguration of a newly expanded Panama Canal would take place in May in the presence of several heads of state and government,…

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