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    Costa Rican Mothers Care During Pregnancy Reduces Complications in Childbirth and the Newborn

    Proper care during pregnancy, childbirth, and the newborn's first days makes a difference in minimizing certain risks and ensuring healthier development. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), each year, more than 300,000 women die from complications related to...

    Costa Rica Must Increase Consumption of Natural and Local Foods

    The Costa Rican population must consume more natural and local foods and reduce its consumption of processed and ultra-processed products, according to the College of Nutrition Professionals (CPN), within the framework of National Nutrition Week, which is celebrated in...

    Celebrating Farmer’s Day in CR with Don Guillermo Herrera Fallas

    Every May 15 is celebrated in Costa Rica, the day of the farmer. This date was decreed by law 4096, published in 1968.The day of the farmer is celebrated to honor the work that farmers do on the land...

    Why Doesn’t Costa Rica Have an Army?

    Costa Rica stands as one of the few nations in the world without a standing military, a remarkable political and social decision that has shaped its identity for over seven decades. While many countries allocate significant resources to national...

    The Secret Behind the Success: The Mother Who Inspired Amanda Moncada and Amalia Ortuño

    In Costa Rica, Mother's Day is celebrated every August 15, coinciding with the Feast of the Assumption, a date full of religious and cultural significance.In other countries, this special date is celebrated on different dates. For example, in the...

    Defense of Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage and Intellectual Property Brought Together Dozens in Costa Rica

    The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and the Centro Cultural España joined forces to organize a forum focused on the challenges and prospects of Indigenous Peoples' cultural heritage and collective...

    Costa Rica is the Third Country in the Americas for Freedom of Expression

    Costa Rica ranks third in the Americas for freedom of expression, according to the most recent Reporters Without Borders (RSF) report published on May 2, 2025. The annual study evaluates 180 countries and territories based on five indicators: political...

    Costa Rican Band “The Saint Cecilia” to Join Green Day and Justin Timberlake at Festivals in the United States

    The Costa Rican band The Saint Cecilia is marking a milestone as they are set to kick off their tour in the United States, playing at three of the most important festivals, sharing the bill with established artists such...

    Workers’ Day: A Tribute To The Dignity Of Labor

    Every May 1st, millions of people worldwide celebrate Workers' Day, a date that honors the historic struggle for labor rights and recognizes the value of work as an engine of development and social justice.The origin of this commemoration dates...

    How to Make the Most Out of Visiting the Indigenous Communities of Costa Rica

    Costa Rica is celebrated for its lush rainforests, breathtaking beaches, and rich biodiversity. But beyond its natural beauty lies an often-overlooked treasure: its indigenous communities. These groups, deeply rooted in history and tradition, offer visitors a unique and meaningful...
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    Key Programs Are Being Launched in Costa Rica to Transform Businesses With Innovation, Technology, and Sustainability

    The Ministry of Science, Innovation, Technology, and Telecommunications (MICITT) and the National Learning Institute (INA) have launched calls for...
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