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Helping the 'Street Children' of Costa Rica

By Alain at 03/30/07 09:34

In common with many Central American countries, children in Costa Rica often resort to work instead of to a formal education in order to help their families make ends meet.

Original source: Insidecostarica.com. Social Work Student Interning in Costa Rica, Helps School "Street Children"

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Helping the 'Street Children' of Costa Rica

In common with many Central American countries, children in Costa Rica often resort to work instead of to a formal education in order to help their families make ends meet.

Original source: Insidecostarica.com. Social Work Student Interning in Costa Rica, Helps School "Street Children"

Costa Rica's slave trade origins

Because of their famous reputation as hard-working people, many Africans were forcibly brought to Costa Rica during the notorious slave trade of centuries ago. From those beginnings a new culture developed.

Original source: infocostarica.com. Black People .

Costa Rica's slave trade origins

Because of their famous reputation as hard-working people, many Africans were forcibly brought to Costa Rica during the notorious slave trade of centuries ago. From those beginnings a new culture developed.

Original source: infocostarica.com. Black People .

Ancient footpaths discovered in Costa Rica

Flying over the the active Arenal volcano in the mountains of Costa Rica, scientists have detected ancient footpaths buried for years under the volcanic ash.

Original source: Kansas City Infozine. Modern Technology Reveals Ancient Footpaths Buried in 2,500 Years Worth of Volcanic Ash

Ancient footpaths discovered in Costa Rica

Flying over the the active Arenal volcano in the mountains of Costa Rica, scientists have detected ancient footpaths buried for years under the volcanic ash.

Original source: Kansas City Infozine. Modern Technology Reveals Ancient Footpaths Buried in 2,500 Years Worth of Volcanic Ash