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Monthly Archives: September, 2015

Murder committed in big Brazilian cities every half hour, new report finds

The most violent city in the study was Fortaleza, capital of Ceara state in the impoverished northeast, where there were 1,989 killings and a rate of 77 murders for every 100,000 people.

Lightning strike injures 3 at Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport

Two of the victims were reportedly working on the fuselage of an airplane when lightning struck nearby and sent the two flying several meters.

Meet the latest Sloth Kong Airport Photo Contest winner

Esteban Ramírez has been named winner of our August Sloth Kong Airport Photo Contest.

WATCH: Noe Mar McGonagle rides near perfect wave to advance at surf comp in Portugal

Noe Mar McGonagle ripped off an impressive 9.27 ride at the World Surf League's Allianz Billabong Pro Cascais on Wednesday to win his heat and advance to the second round of the tournament.

High tides flood hundreds of homes along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast

The highest tides of the year along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast flooded hundreds of homes in the early hours of Tuesday and Wednesday, mostly in Puntarenas province.

China approves entry of Costa Rican pineapples, tuna

Exports to China grew by an annual average of 7.6 percent between 2004 to 2014. Last year exports reached a total of $338.3 million, according to Costa Rica's Foreign Trade Ministry.

Book Review: ‘Green Season’ delivers delights, belly laughs and revelations

Robert Isenberg offers the reader a kaleidoscopic view of Costa Rica. He takes them on unusual museum visits, participates in drunken carnivals, tears down the dusty veneers of once-proud cities like Puerto Limón, speaks to young women who have been physically abused and, like most U.S. youths who visit Costa Rica, takes the required surfing lessons.

San Andrés: Finding solitude and bliss on a tiny Caribbean island

San Andres, the enchanting Caribbean island under Colombian domain, gives visitors a sense of complete isolation and total tranquility.

Lawmaker wants to legalize Uber in Costa Rica after another legal blow to the company

Lawmaker Franklin Corella says he wants to "modernize" Costa Rica’s transportation law.

‘La Sele’ to debut new look on the field

Little by little, Costa Rican football is getting its groove back. First it was the needed win over Uruguay earlier this month at home. And now its the arrival of new blue uniforms that the men's national team will wear on Oct. 8 against South Africa.

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