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Time.com: A New Cold War in the Caribbean?

Analysis: Russia, China and even Iran are asserting their presence in a region once considered America's "backyard." Are we headed back to the days of the Cuban missile crisis?

What is eco-tourism?

From treks in the Arctic circle to luxury "eco-lodges" in Costa Rica, there are many types of vacations and holiday companies that like to highlight just how much they care about the environment.

People.com: Charlie and Brooke Honeymoon in Costa Rica

The newlyweds "love the landscape" in the country, a source tells PEOPLE

Former Colombian senator denied asylum, arrested

Colombian President Alvaro Uribe's second cousin, ex-Senator Mario Uribe Escobar, was arrested Tuesday after Costa Rica denied his request for asylum, a witness said.

Costa Rican security minister steps down over FARC concerns

The security minister in Costa Rica stepped down Sunday after alluding to possible links between a Colombian rebel group and Costa Rican politicians.

SI.com: Luis Bueno: CONCACAF Champions League is an ill-bred concept

Europe has the UEFA Champions League, South America has the Copa Libertadores. Almost by default, North America also has to hold an international club tournament that pits champion against champion.

Quick facts: Geothermal Energy

Most people have an inkling that if you drilled down to the Earth's core, it would feel pretty hot down there -- around 5,500 degrees Celsius (9,932 degrees Fahrenheit) to be precise, in fact, according to Greenpeace. (Nearer the Earth's surface, however it is a more bearable 10-16 degrees Celsius (50-60 degrees F) all year round.)

Confessions of a baggage handler

Tim Cigelske was a baggage handler for a major airline in Milwaukee from 2005 to 2007.

Taking the kids: Trips for part of the family

Patricia Pasechnick was sailing to some of the most romantic ports in Europe, but she'd left her husband home in New Jersey. Instead, she was sharing Rome, Tuscany and the French Riviera with her mother-in-law and 13-year-old daughter.

SI.com: Luis Bueno: Mexico struggles, but reaches Gold Cup semis

Mexico's win against Costa Rica on Sunday wasn't pretty. The beautiful game was hardly on display in Houston's Reliant Stadium, as El Tri struggled with an undermanned Costa Rican side as fouls, dives and cards dominated.

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