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Volaris now offers flights from Costa Rica to Cancun and Mexico City from $230 round-trip, taxes included

The “ultra low-cost” Mexican airline, Volaris began offering round trip flights between Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO) and the Mexican cities of Cancun and Mexico City’s Guadalajara airport…

Swiss and US prosecutors to reveal more on FIFA cases

US attorney general Loretta Lynch and her counterpart from Switzerland, Michael Lauber, will give updates in Zurich on the "the status of two criminal proceedings," Swiss officials had said last…

Body of American exchange student recovered from sea in Quepos

The body of Deon Greene, a 21-year-old US exchange student from North Carolina, was discovered floating not far from the shore of Playa Linda in Matapalo de Quepos minutes before…

CCSS: Striking hospital staff vandalized Nicoya hospital, assaulted other staff

Striking employees of the public Hos­pi­tal La Anexión in Nicoya vandalized the hospital and intimidated and assaulted staff working at the hospital who decided not to join the strike in…

Mayor of Alajuela back at his post despite corruption arrest, ongoing probe

Thompson, who was arrested on suspicion of influence peddling on August 27th, is listed as a suspect in an investigation into the apparently illegal issuance of a number of liquor…

Santa Cruz municipal workers are on indefinite strike, services affected

More than one hundred municipal workers in the municipality of Santa Cruz, Guanacaste began an “indefinite” strike Wednesday morning, and municipal services will be postponed until a resolution is met,…

Authorities dismantle band of rustlers that stole more than $1.5 million in Guanacaste cattle since 2013

In a series of arrests Wednesday morning, the Judicial Investigative Police (OIJ) dismantled a gang of eight cattle rustlers responsible for the theft of more than US $1.5 million in…

From jail, former Guatemalan president claims he is victim of US-backed “soft coup”

“It’s not just what you see in the courtroom. There are a series of interests, of strategic interests. They are in Guatemala and they extend to Honduras, to El Salvador.…

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