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    Costa Rica Retirement: ¿Habla Español?

    If I needed any reminder why it’s important for retirees to learn Spanish, today was an object lesson: trying to communicate by phone with medical personnel to request results of some routine lab work be emailed to me. Not...

    Hidden Insomnia Health Risks

    Insomnia, the most common sleep complaint among Americans, means “no sleep” in Latin. And as the definition implies, people with insomnia may not only have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, they may also not feel refreshed or restored...

    8 Ways to Avoid The Top 5 Common Crippling Exercise Injuries

    Regular workouts can help you prevent heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer. They promote healthy blood sugar levels, improve your mood and energy levels, help control your weight, promote healthy bone density and more.In other words, there’s no shortage...

    Muchas Fiestas for Costa Rica Retirees

    With Halloween behind us and the December holidays and New Year’s festivities just ahead, it seems like a good time to talk about días feriados (national holidays) here in Costa Rica. For retirees who decide to move to this...

    Retiring to Costa Rica: Some Mysteries Unraveled

    Let’s pick up where we left off in my last column on the importance of a “due diligence” tour of Costa Rica before zeroing in on a retirement target of moving here. So let’s say you have made a...

    Public Force officials train in Aerospace Center

    A doctor and a nurse, members of the Public Force, were sent to receive special training in aviation medicine to be able to respond in case of emergencies or natural disasters that require medical evacuation.Johnny González and Jonathan Mora,...

    A Costa Rica Retiree Explores the Food Aisles

    For anyone considering retirement in another country, the final months of preparation are often filled with unanswered questions about the future home. Issues of transportation, language, medical care, security and crime, cost of food and cultural norms beg for...

    The “Skinny” on Vitamins

    Learning how to take supplements properly for preventative care or to assist pre-existing illnesses can be a difficult undertaking.  The use of supplements for preventative care and for optimum health is very controversial and many people have opposing views...

    Yogarte, Yoga, Meditation, and Art in La Sabana

    For all of those that like yoga, art. live music and to visits art galleries, they will be interested in this opportunity. the FESTIVAL YOGARTE program combines an art tour, yoga class and meditation session  in the  Costa Rican Art Museum, located in La Sabana,...

    Costa Rica Health Care: Public or Private?

    Kat Sunlove, TheCostaRicaNews.comFor some weeks now there has been the threat of a strike by health workers at Costa Rica’s national medical group, the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS). Last week on Tuesday, July 19, that threat was realized...
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    Costa Rica Enjoyed 11 Photographic Projects On The History Of Water, Water Crises, Myths, Legends, And Problems In Latin America

    On December 3, 4, and 5, the citizens of Costa Rica enjoyed the sixth edition of the E-CO/24 Exhibition,...
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