We have started to collect the most important news related to Costa Rica in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Costa Rican government issues an alert along about 100 km (60 miles) of coast near Puntarenas, after a vessel carrying tons of toxic chemicals sinks.
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A new species of glass frog has been found in the Talamanca mountains of Costa Rica.
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A toucan in Costa Rica, which lost part of its beak in an attack by youths, looks set to be fitted with a prosthetic replacement.
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A boat carrying more than 100 people sinks on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast killing a British, an American and a Canadian tourist.
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Costa Rica has issued an emergency alert after the eruption of Turrialba volcano in the centre of the country.
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Costa Rica issues an alert and evacuates communities after ash from the Turrialba volcano reaches the capital, San Jose, and beyond.
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Costa Rica has begun to reform its postal address system, which uses landmarks and directions instead of street names and numbers.
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Louis van Gaal says Tim Krul's greater size was the reason the Dutch sent him on for the penalty shootout against Costa Rica.
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Netherlands will face Argentina in the World Cup semi-finals after beating Costa Rica 4-3 on penalties.
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Costa Rica coach Jorge Luis Pinto says Arjen Robben must be punished if he dives in the World Cup quarter-final.
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Tens of thousands in Costa Rica celebrate the national team's dramatic qualification for the quarter-finals of the football World Cup in Brazil.
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