Costa Rica
Jun 16 2010, Sanwali

Sloths are saturated with cuteness, so what could be more adorable than an orphanage full of baby sloths? At the Sloth Sanctuary in Costa Rica abandoned sloth babies find a home where they can be nurtured, cared for, and finally released back into the...

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Erick, Los Angeles
Better known for its idyllic tropical beaches and lush cloud forests, Costa Rica’s many hospitals and clinics have made medical tourism one of the fastest growing...
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Shane, Kansas City
Ruling party candidate Laura Chinchilla declared victory Sunday night in Costa Rica’s presidential election, after her main rivals, Otton Solis and Otto Guevara,...
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Chad, Tempe
The Inter-American Human Rights Court says Colombia’s government has acknowledged responsibility in the 1994 killing of a communist senator and asked...
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Richard, Bogota
The slumping global economy is having a stimulus effect on Costa Rica’s famous sex-tourism industry, as a growing number of unemployed women — from Colombia...
made popular Oct 14 2009
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Luis, San Jose
Honduras, a Central American country of about 8 million, has found itself isolated from the world since the June 28 military-led coup that removed and exiled President...
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Stanley, San Jose
Costa Rica is the greenest and happiest country in the world, according to a new list that ranks nations by combining measures of their ecological footprint with the...
made popular Jul 4 2009
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Thisby Monroe, Bedford
Costa Rica is Spanish for rich coast. With that said a person can expect this place to be the ideal tropical paradise.A Costa Rica vacation shows you nature at its...
made popular Oct 24 2008
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Stanley, San Jose
Currently astronauts have to resort to drinking instant coffee heated by microwaves.In zero gravity, water floats in globules and adheres to any receptacle in which it...
made popular Oct 17 2008
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Fredrik, Stockholm
Climate change may soon make the tropics too hot for many native species, which will be forced to head for higher ground to escape the heat, U.S. researchers said on...
made popular Oct 14 2008
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Guilherme, Brasilia
Young Indian men are excited by the ¨Intel inside¨ sign on the computers which have opened a new window of opportunity for them to connect to, compete with and...
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Luis, San Jose
With her mother desperately in need of a transplant, Laura Ashworth told family and friends she wanted to donate one of her kidneys. So when the 21-year-old died after...
made popular Apr 12 2008
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