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Monthly Archives: March, 2013

Could it really be true? ‘Harlem Shake’ tumbles off top of Hot 100 chart

Videos of people dancing wildly to the song have been going viral on YouTube for months.

U.S. top court signals it could nix gay marriage law

The Supreme Court is studying a controversial 1996 law that denies married gay and lesbian couples the same federal rights and benefits as heterosexual couples.

U.S. Embassy warns of safety threat in Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean region

The U.S. government urged tourists and residents in the area to take precautions after a series of robberies and home invasions along the coast.

U.S. President Barack Obama to visit Costa Rica in May

Obama will visit Mexico and Costa Rica during a three-day official trip.

FIFA rejects Costa Rica’s petition over blizzard match in US

La Sele’s request to annul last week’s game against the U.S. did not meet FIFA requirements, the world soccer body said on Tuesday.

Costa Rica files formal protest with FIFA over snowy World Cup match

The Costa Rican Football Federation wants last Friday’s game, in which the U.S. defeated the Sele 1-0 in the middle of a blizzard, annulled.

Costa Rica: ‘We were robbed’

Ticos are outraged that a 2014 World Cup qualifying match Friday night was allowed to move forward in Colorado, despite a blizzard that brought blinding conditions and nearly a half-foot of snow.

Ask the Consul

“Ask the Consul” is a service brought to you by the U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica and The Tico Times, with real questions from U.S. citizens living or traveling in the land of ‘pura vida.’

U.S. Fed stays course amid spending cuts

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said that the Fed’s policy board still saw risks for the economy.

New association reunites Ticos who studied in the U.K.

More than 100 former students attended from diverse age groups and backgrounds.

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