DiegoCostascoredforAtleticoMadridjustfiveminutesintohisreturnastheclubcruisedtoa4-0winatLleidaEsportiuintheSpanishCopaDelReyonWednesday.AtleticoMadrid'sforwardD
AplanecrashedinCostaRicaonSunday,killingatleast12people–mostofthemforeigntourists–thecountry’ssecurityministrysaid.AphotographmadeavailablebyCostaRica’sministry
AtleticoMadridandChelseaonThursdayannouncedtheyhavereachedthe"basisofanagreement"forAtleticotobuybackBrazilianbornSpanishinternationalstrikerDiegoCosta.Bothclub
Canadaadvancedtotheirfirstquarter-finalsince2009afterplayingtoascorelessdrawwithHondurasinthefinalGroupAmatchofthe2017CONCACAFGoldCuptournamentonFriday.Canadaan
ChelseastrikerDiegoCostasayshehasbeentoldbymanagerAntonioContethathedoesnothaveafutureatStamfordBridge.ThestrikerhasbeenlinkedwithamoveawayfromthePremierLeaguec
The first shipment of Costa Rica's pineapples to China set sail on Friday from the Pacific port of Caldera for Shanghai, as part of the Latin American country's initial efforts to explore the Chinese tropical fruit market.
ThefirstshipmentofCostaRica'spineapplestoChinasetsailonFridayfromthePacificportofCalderaforShanghai,aspartoftheLatinAmericancountry'sinitialeffortstoexploretheC
Former Portuguese president Mario Soares died Saturday at the age of 92, two weeks after he was admitted to a hospital in capital Lisbon.
Brazilian pole vaulter Joana Costa has revealed she planned to participate at the Rio Olympics as a volunteer before securing a late berth as an athlete.
The Costa Rican police arrested 18 illegal Cuban migrants on Saturday afternoon, the La Nacion daily reported Sunday.
The violent entry into Costa Rica Wednesday by at least 1,000 U.S.-bound Cuban migrants stranded in Panama has sparked condemnation from regional countries on the United States' Cuba policy.
After the first 180 of 8,000 stranded Cuban migrants reached Mexico from Costa Rica on Wednesday, the next group will be made up of families with young children, although the date of the next flight has not yet been set.
A Chinese proficiency competition aimed at boosting bilateral cultural exchanges and understanding concluded here Monday after whipping up a Mandarin craze in the Central American country.
The ruling Brazilian Workers' Party (PT) on Thursday denied the alleged involvement in a bribery scheme related to state-controlled oil and gas giant Petrobras.
Any improvement of Brazil's economy will depend on the U.S growth, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said in a televised interview Monday.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday called on his country and Costa Rica to enhance exchanges and cooperation between their legislatures so as to promote the rule of law in the two countries.
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