We have started to collect the most important news related to Costa Rica in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Costa Rica's election result could be delayed by two weeks, with the outcome hanging on a manual recount.
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Britain's Andy Murray comes from a set down to beat Lleyton Hewitt 2-6 6-1 7-6 and claim his first ATP Tour title in San Jose.
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Andy Murray is up to 47th in the world rankings after his San Jose win, seven behind British number one Tim Henman.
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A manual recount in Costa Rica gives centre-left candidate Otton Solis the lead, but there is still no clear winner.
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Costa Rica finishes counting the votes cast in the election two weeks ago, but no winner is declared.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar Arias will become Costa Rica's president after a close-fought election.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Oscar Arias is sworn in as the new president of Costa Rica, vowing to steady the country.
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Edmonton score a 3-2 triple overtime win over San Jose to cut the Sharks' lead in their NHL play-offs second round series.
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Nick Rankin says Costa Rica is the crossroads between North and South American values.
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A Klose brace and great strikes from Lahm and Frings help Germany win their World Cup opener.
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Ecuador make the knock-out stages for the first time with a fine win over Costa Rica which also puts Germany through.
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