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Severe Water Shortages in Forecast, Crops and Energy Affected

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What was once thought to be a short-lived dry spell during the dog days of summer has turned into a threatening, regionwide drought.     In Honduras,...
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Arias Urges Investment At Climate Summit

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Costa Rican President Oscar Arias addressed attendees at a United Nations climate change summit in New York on Tuesday with a message of wiser...
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Environmental Tribunal Halts Construction on Caldera Road

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The Environment Tribunal, an administrative court under the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Technology (MINAET), paralyzed all work on the San José-Caldera highway on...
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Poás Volcano Heats Up, Spits Gases and Particles

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Volcano experts are keeping a closer eye on Poás volcano, northwest of San José, after plumes of steam and rock sediment soared from its...
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Dutch Ship Supports Anti-Drug Efforts

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LIMON – The HNLMS Amsterdam, Holland’s fast combat support ship, docked at this Caribbean port city on Monday in a show of Tico-Dutch allegiance...
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Government in Honduras Panics

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I’ve never been to jail. But my trip to the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa this past week gave me a taste of what it’s...
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Tica Artist Paints to Show People Paradise

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I had never heard of artist Cristina Fournier Beéche before I visited a friend’s home in the western San José suburb of Escazú, at...
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Pre-Columbian Jade in Costa Rica: Mesoamerican Ties

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My last column focused on ancient house and tomb forms, agriculture and the first chiefdoms in the several centuries before and after Christ, and...
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Film Spurs Discussion on Teen Sexuality

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Jessie is young. Too young. And she’s facing a situation no one in her mid-teens should have to face. Her fun, romantic, youthful fling...
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Sushi Artist Really Rollin’ in Tamarindo

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Sushi became a part of Mauro Camera’s life when he entered his 20s. Having grown up in a few family-owned eateries, he was no...
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