Culture & Lifestyle

A New Study Reveals That Majority of Costa Rican Citizens Believe that AI Should be Regulated

The most recent study, conducted jointly by the Political Threshold program of the Institute for Social Studies in Population (Idespo) and the Science, Technology, Society, and Innovation Program of the School of Sociology at the National University (UNA), found...

The National Arts Festival Arrives in Limón, Costa Rica Packed with Theater, Dance, Music, and More

The Costa Rican Caribbean will shine at the 2025 National Arts Festival (FNA). And that's why this week's cultural agenda will be dedicated to this great cultural scene, where more than 400 artists will celebrate the province's diversity, heritage,...

Is There a Corner of India in Costa Rica?

In a world where specialization seems to be the norm, Abril Zamora Valverde defies convention and shows us that it is possible to combine different passions and talents to create a life full of purpose and meaning. This Costa...

William Rodríguez: The Minister’s Vision For Quality Tourism In Costa Rica

How does a renowned tourist destination like Costa Rica adapt to fluctuations in the global market? The Central American country's Minister of Tourism, William Rodríguez, reveals the keys to maintaining the country's competitiveness and appeal, focusing on quality, value,...

Having Life Plans Can Reduce the Risk of Suicidal Thoughts in Costa Rica

One of the most influential factors when people have suicidal thoughts is the feeling that their life has no meaning or value due to a lack of purpose, objectives, or goals to accomplish. Properly developing life plans helps people...

“1984” Returns to Teatro Espressivo in San José, Costa Rica

After captivating audiences with sold-out performances last June, “1984,” the theatrical adaptation of George Orwell's famous novel, returns to Teatro Espressivo in October with a season that promises to be even more intense, disruptive, and timely. Directed by Carlos Salazar...

Carlos Luis Fallas’s Literature Works Will Be Costa Rica’s First Contribution to the Instituto Cervantes’ Spanish Literary Heritage Collection

The Instituto Cervantes, the leading authority on Spanish literature, maintains a historical archive called the "Caja de las Letras" (Box of Letters). Works by renowned authors such as Alejandra Pizarnik, Mario Benedetti, and Sergio Ramírez are housed there, and...

Alajuela Resident Under Construction Never Imagined Her Yard Held an Ancient Archaeological Secret

What appeared to be a simple construction project on a home in Carrillos de Poás, Alajuela, ended up revealing a piece of Costa Rica's pre-Columbian history. Last Thursday, September 11, a resident of the community reported to authorities the...

Spanish Photographer and Model Exposes the Beauty of Costa Rica on Social Media

Spanish photographer, model, and influencer Gotzon Mantuliz posted a video on social media in which he showcases Costa Rica's natural beauty. The post, published a few days ago, has garnered thousands of reactions and dozens of comments as of...

Cartago Begins Exhibition of “Las Mamitas,” Part of the Archaeological Treasure Recovered in the South of the City

Starting this past Tuesday, September 16, the lobby of Cartago City Hall will be converted into a small museum. The idea is to display some of the archaeological material recovered from the historical site identified south of the city....
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...