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3 American Tourists killed in tragic Costa Rica Car Accident

A dash cam video captured the final seconds before a vehicle south of Quepos with five people in it apparently made a sudden U...

2 US tourists among dead in Costa Rica minibus crash

Two American tourists and a man from Switzerland were among at least four people who died in a minibus crash Friday in western Costa...

U.S. mother, son killed in car crash on way to Liberia airport in northern Costa Rica

The family hails from Texas and had been traveling to Daniel Oduber Quirós Airport in Liberia to return home from their Costa Rica vacation.

Civil Aviation authorities suspend Nature Air operations

Channel 7 News reported the airline is working to restore its services.

Winds seen as factor in Costa Rica plane crash that killed 12

Strong winds are now being viewed as a factor in the crash of a small plane in Costa Rica that killed all 10 U.S.....

Plane crash causes still unknown in Costa Rica; pilot was cousin to ex-President Chinchilla

The daily Diario Extra reported that Retana was the pilot of the plane and had more than 10 years of experience. 

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.

Costa Rican health minister: Auto accidents are a public health issue

Costa Rica’s health minister called auto accidents a public health priority Monday during the presentation of the country’s new National Health Plan. Health Minister Dr. Fernando Llorca’s words were part of what he said was a more “holistic” approach to public health in Costa Rica.

US Coast Guard to assist in investigation of deadly catamaran accident

A report on the joint team’s findings will be presented to Costa Rican authorities in five to seven months.

Costa Rica Holy Week deadliest in 10 years

The Red Cross usually sees a spike in requests for assistance during the holiday but this year’s death count alarmed officials even after the first weekend of the Easter vacation. The number of people the Red Cross attended to this year was more than twice that of last year.

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