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Monthly Archives: October, 2016

Puerto Viejo Chocolate Festival is rising star in artisanal food movement

Spice-laden chocolate bars, whisky-filled truffles and raw cacao drinks filled the tables at the Puerto Viejo Chocolate Festival this weekend. Hopeful attendants for the festival’s popular liquor and chocolate pairing called in favors and waited in long lines with the enthusiasm of super-fans trying to snag tickets to a sold-out concert.

Gandoca: Remote Caribbean refuge is a window into the wild

A visit to Gandoca Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge in the south Caribbean offers a glimpse of Costa Rica's wild and unspoiled beauty.

Puppets with a message: Costa Rica troupe strives to make a difference

The husband-and-wife team of Argentinean Fernando Thiel and Chilean Carolina Pizarro, who made Costa Rica their home years ago, use puppets to help audiences refocus on what really matters.

5 questions for Costa Rican band Magpie Jay

The Tico Times talks to two members of the Costa Rican band Magpie Jay, which has released two albums, "Monte Claro" and "Islita."

Police evict squatters from U.S. investor’s property in Esterillos Oeste

Mayor Freddy Garro Arias said that some of the squatters don’t actually live on the site and that they likely are looking to gain possession rights in order to be able to sell the land later.

Costa Rican experts seek to curb increase in breast cancer cases, deaths

On average 1,100 Costa Rican women are diagnosed with breast cancer and some 250 of them die each year. These figures are the highest in Central America and fourth in Latin America.

Vehicle insurance costs to go up in November

A spike of almost 30 percent in the number of traffic accidents recorded in Costa Rica during first eight months of this year prompted an increase in the price of the mandatory automobile insurance for 2017.

Arts and culture in brief: the (very spooky) week ahead in Costa Rica

A few of our picks for the best Halloween events this weekend.

What is an easement and how can it affect the value of a property in Costa Rica?

If you’re looking to buy property in Costa Rica, you need to know if there are any easements associated with it, and to consider how they will affect the property value.

Indigenous tour guides to open their own Bribri tour agency

The indigenous tour agency will offer 12 tours that combine the natural attractions of the Talamanca mountain range with detailed explanations of the history, culture and lifestyle of the Bribri indigenous people.

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