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    The Most Important Academic Event on Public Relations and Communication Strategies in the Region Arrives in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica will be the epicenter of the IV Latin American Summit of Public Relations and Strategic Communication, which will bring together experts from more than 15 countries in the region.The event will take place on June 6 and...

    How Immigration Drives Countries’ Economic Growth

    Despite tougher reforms in global powerhouses, immigration remains a vital driver of growth. That's the conclusion of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) latest report on the subject. Let's analyze it.The OECD's Economic Outlook 2024 report is...

    Repatriation Blues: Is There a Curve to Overcome Them?

    Experienced expats know that culture shock and homesickness are not just a problem when moving to a foreign country, they also occur when you return to your home country. This has been called “reverse culture shock”: returning and finding...

    Cartago Keeps Alive it’s Commitments as Costa Rica’s First Compassionate City

    Certified as the First Compassionate City in October 2023, Cartago continues to support people in palliative care or who are at the end of life and their families, while also enthusing other cities in the province and the country.Enriching...

    Tica Sofia Mayorga is the Youngest Chess Player in Central America to Win the Title of International Master

    At only 14 years old, chess player Sofia Mayorga Araya has become the youngest woman in Central America to earn the title of International Chess Master (WIM)“This achievement is a great honor and is a source of pride for...

    The Difference between the Pacific and Caribbean Coastlines in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica is a country known for its stunning natural beauty, with its diverse landscapes, lush rainforests, and pristine beaches attracting millions of tourists each year. One of the most significant attractions in Costa Rica is its coastline, which...

    How a Bloody Civil War Led to Costa Rica Abolishing its Army

    Costa Rica, a small Central American country known for its lush rainforests and stunning beaches, made history in 1948 when it abolished its army. This decision was a direct result of a bloody civil war known as the Costa...

    Seeking a New Lifestyle: From Canada to Costa Rica

    In the sun-kissed beach town of Jaco, nestled in the province of Puntarenas, Luke Shantz and Stephanie Sitt, two expats from Toronto recently turned their dreams into reality by creating a boutique hotel in the southern part of the...

    Artist Lilia Silva: “I Love Costa Rica And It Is The Place That I Hope Will Be My Home For The Years I Have...

    Lilia Silva is an artist of Russian origin, who has been living in Costa Rica for five years, specifically in Liberia, Guanacaste.She was born with art running through her veins, but did not have the opportunity to develop it...

    Artists Love Living In Costa Rica`s Nature

    Costa Rica has long been a haven for artists seeking inspiration and tranquility in nature. With its lush rainforests, crystal-clear beaches, and diverse wildlife, the country offers a peaceful retreat for creative minds to thrive.Abundance of natural beautyOne of...
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    Costa Rica Health System Closed 2024 With a Record Number of Donations and Transplants

    The Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) reported that it closed 2024 with a record number of organ donations...
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