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    Josué Murcia: An Admirable Life Story with Athletics in His Veins

    Who are we and where are we going? These are usually very common questions at some point in people's lives and, at that moment, we should sit down for a moment to think about what we really like, what...

    The Future of Work: Current  Trends on Technology and Workplace Transformation

    The alliance between technology and human capabilities is generating new work scenarios for both employees and employers. SAP analyzes these new trends in its most recent report on the Future of Work.The way we work today is evolving at...

    Working Abroad With a Disability, Pros and Cons

    Yes, it is really possible to work abroad with a disability, and yes, there are obstacles whether the disability is visible or not. However, these obstacles do not endanger the expatriation plan, far from it. Here are some practical...

    Is It Possible to Show Empathy even in Traffic?

    On social networks, you can see everything, especially moments full of empathy between people and between people and animals. A very particular video was an initiative in the municipality of San Luis Potosi, Mexico, in which several bus drivers learned what a cyclist suffers when a bus...

    Get to Know Why Ticos Love Soccer so Much

    Costa Ricans, like many other Latin American countries, have a deep-rooted love for soccer, or football as it is known in most parts of the world. The sport has been a significant part of Costa Rican culture for decades,...

    Mar a Mar Association: Transforming Costa Rica’s World-Renowned Route with Infrastructure and Support for Green Microbusinesses

    In the heart of Costa Rica, between the lush tropical jungle and the majestic mountains, there is a route that not only connects communities, but also weaves ties of development and sustainability: El Camino de Costa Rica, an initiative...

    International MediaHighlights How Life Changed for a Family from the US Who Came to Live in Costa Rica`s “Blue Zone”

    A family from the United States decided to move to Costa Rica and told CNN how living in Nicoya, the country's Blue Zone, drastically improved their life. In the publication Kema Ward-Hopper says that she got married in Costa...

    Is Being An Expat For You?

    Deciding whether or not to become an expat is a major life decision that requires careful consideration of a number of factors. There are numerous pros and cons to living as an expatriate that should be weighed before making...

    Embarkingon a Transformative Retreatin Costa Rica

    Embarking on a transformative retreat in Costa Rica is an experience that can truly change your life. From the moment you step off the plane and into the lush tropical paradise, you will feel a sense of peace and...

    Arnoldo André: From A Coffee Farm To The Costa Rican Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Worship

    Each person has a story to tell, a unique moment, experiences, and with them, lessons for life, slogans, and approaches that motivate them to achieve their purposes, our TCRN team believes that an athlete, artist, journalist, or politician beyond their...
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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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