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    Medical Applications of Ayahuasca vs. Marijuana: A Comparative Analysis

    In recent years, both Ayahuasca and Marijuana have gained significant attention for their potential medical applications. While these two substances are often discussed in the context of alternative medicine, they have distinct properties, uses, and cultural significance. This article...

    Music Boosts the Path to Rehabilitation for Costa Rican Youths

    The National System of Music Education (SiNEM), in an effort to expand the services offered to the community, launched a transformative project that seeks to be a beacon of hope for young people undergoing rehabilitation in Coto Brus, Puntarenas.This...

    Woo Woo Wednesday: Sacred Locks: The Power of Hair 

    From warriors to shamans, from priestesses to rebels—across history and cultures, hair has been seen as more than just a style choice. It’s been a symbol of power, wisdom, and divine connection. Whether braided in ceremony, left wild in...

    Indigenous People of Canada Want Politicians to Address the Environment and Reconciliation

    Maintaining a strong Canadian identity amid a climate of tariff and annexation threats from the United States is a central federal election issue for Christopher Pitre, a young Indigenous man from the Aamjiwnaang First Nation. He added that he...

    People With Autism in Costa Rica Don’t Live in Their Own World; They Live in Ours, They Just Perceive it Differently

    Autism is not a disease, but a neurodevelopmental condition that impacts communication, behavior, and social interaction. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately one in every 100 children worldwide has autism.In Costa Rica, statistics on autism are inaccurate...

    Preventing Gender-Based Violence in Costa Rica Begins at Home

    2025 began with a worrying number of femicides in Costa Rica, a reality of gender-based violence that forces us to look beyond the headlines and ask ourselves: at what point did society allow this to happen?Violence against women doesn't...

    Costa Rica is the Happiest Country in Latin America and 6th in the World this 2025

    Costa Rica is the happiest country in Latin America and 6th in the world, according to the 2025 Global Happiness Report published on March 20. The report analyzes more than 140 countries and rates them on a scale of...

    Costa Rican “Swing Criollo” Nominated for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

    The Ministry of Culture and Youth announced that Costa Rica has nominated the popular dance Swing Criollo to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The preparation of the nomination file was led by the National...

    Pura Vida: The Philosophy of Joy

    Costa Rica, often dubbed a tropical paradise, is known for its breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and warm-hearted people. But one of the most endearing traits of Costa Rican culture is their love for celebration. Whether it's a national holiday,...

    The Experience of Being a Descendant Of Indigenous Groups and The Value of Maintaining Traditions

    A few days ago, I spoke with Anabel Miranda who is a native of Panama and an adopted daughter of Costa Rica, mainly from Hermosa, Jaco.Anabel is of indigenous descent. Her paternal great-grandmother belonged to the Ngäbe-Buglé group, an...
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    Stopping Ageism in Costa Rica

    The concept of ageism was coined in 1969 by Dr. Robert Butler, an American gerontologist and the first director...
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