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For Obama, Costa Rica offered rare 'safe bet' trip

Costa Rica's strong tradition of democracy and longtime friendship with the United States ensured President Obama would enjoy a smooth – if uneventful – trip this weekend.

Central American peace accord celebrates 25 years, but has it brought peace?

Central America's elites must fund their own state security, expert says

Nicaragua opposition unites to contest legality of President Ortega's candidacy

Opinion Cultural values, not dictators like Libya's Qaddafi, are chief obstacle to Arab progress

Opinion Obama and Medvedev: Does Russia have the courage to change?

United States to restore aid to Honduras in step toward normalized ties

Costa Rica elects first woman president, inspiring the region

Costa Rica election: Why the left is lagging

Honduras military chiefs charged with 'coup.' Will Supreme Court take case?

Honduras tense as voters head to the polls

Did Honduras deal weaken Zelaya?

Honduras deal: Ousted President Zelaya can return to office

Honduras deal a boost for US influence in Latin America

As Honduran foes near a deal, crisis 'almost at an end'

In shift, Honduras looks to itself to break leadership impasse

Honduras hardliner Micheletti softens his stance

Could Honduras media crackdown backfire?

Honduras: Ousted Zelaya predicts attempts to assassinate him

How will the Honduras crisis play out?

Zelaya's back in Honduras. Now what?

Clinton and Chavez weigh in on Zelaya’s stealth return to Honduras

Ousted Honduran leader Zelaya returns

Opinion How the US deepened the crisis in Honduras

Washington ups the pressure on Honduras by cutting aid