Culture & Lifestyle

What Motivates Costa Ricans to Vote?

In less than five months, Costa Ricans will vote to elect the new president, and if the day before is determined, the country will register a record number of citizen participation. And only 19% of voters currently indicate they will...

La Chirichota Will Perform in Costa Rica With a Comedy Blend of Music, Wit, and Laughter

The Spanish group La Chirichota will present their show "Vuelven Los Clásicos" in Costa Rica, a comedy filled with music, wit, and laughter, according to the review submitted by the Interamericana production company in charge of the show. "With its...

Costa Rica Became the Epicenter of Female Leadership With INCAE’s Women on the Move

Strengthening female leadership skills and opening spaces for reflection on the challenges of sustainability and innovation was the objective of the Multigeneration Upskilling Women on the Move Summit 2025 held in Costa Rica. For two days, 200 women from nine...

Are We All Communication Experts in Costa Rica?

Communicating well isn't just a desirable skill for job postings or in companies. It's an urgent need in all areas of life. But communicating shouldn't just be another soft skill developed to check off a list of achievements. We...

Why Costa Rica Became the Country with the Largest Growth of Foreign Millionaires in Latin America and What Effects It Has on the Country?

Costa Rica is the country with the largest increase in foreign millionaires in Latin America over the last decade, according to a ranking on the migration of high-net-worth individuals. According to the report "Private Wealth Migration 2025," prepared by the...

The Wisdom of Plants and The Art of Listening

In an increasingly fast-paced and disconnected world, José Antonio Leal invites us to pause and listen carefully. This expert in medicinal plants, originally from Venezuela and now living in Costa Rica, shares his valuable teachings on the art of...

After Conquering NASA, Costa Rican Sandra Cauffman is Assembling a Team For Her New Personal Mission

After 37 years redefining the limits of space exploration at NASA, Costa Rican engineer Sandra Cauffman closed a historic chapter on August 8 to open a completely new one. From the streets of Hatillo, where she grew up working as...

Cultural Intelligence: The Executive Skill That Will Make the Difference in Costa Rican Companies

In a boardroom, a German manager emphasizes that the meeting will start at 9:00 sharp. The next day, the Costa Rican team arrives between 9:05 and 9:10, smiling, after greeting each other and catching up. For the German, it's...

What’s Behind the US’s Unusual Decision to Sanction Central Americans Who Work For Chinese Interests?

The confrontations between China and the United States are also taking place in other parts of the world, and this time it's Central America's turn According to the State Department's announcement on Thursday, visas will be withdrawn for people...

Health Law Reform Seeks to Reduce Noise Pollution in Costa Rica

The Legislative Assembly's Environment Committee is analyzing a reform to the General Health Law to address the growing noise pollution in Costa Rica. The initiative contemplates stricter sanctions, ranging from gradual fines to the revocation of operating licenses for...
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Top Chefs Gather at Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa for Exclusive October Gastronomic Series

LA FORTUNA, COSTA RICA — Eight guest chefs will join Saúl Umaña, Culinary Director of Tabacón Thermal Resort &...