Avianca-Taca drops five nonstop flights to Costa Rica, lays off 261 employees
By L. Arias
| The Tico Times
Company says it is adjusting operations in order to meet market needs.
New app teaches Costa Rican biodiversity
By Alberto Font
| The Tico Times
TOUIT is designed for both Android and iOS operating systems.
Two more officials resign in presidential security breech backlash
By David Boddiger, L. Arias & AFP
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Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla moved into damage control Thursday night after a misguided presidential flight on a suspect jet.
FBI believes alleged rapist might be hiding in Costa Rica
By L. Arias
| The Tico Times
Fugitive is considered very dangerous and could be armed, the FBI warned.
Costa Rica’s communications minister resigns after presidential flight tied to businessman with suspected drug cartel links
By L. Arias
| The Tico Times
Francisco Chacón announced his resignation Wednesday evening after an investigation by a local news organization discovered the plane President Laura Chinchilla used to fly to Peru over the weekend was owned by a man with suspected ties to drug traffickers.