Culture & Lifestyle
Dog Attack: How to React When This Happens? Is Civil or Criminal Action Possible in Costa Rica?
A San Ramón de Alajuela resident was walking her dog on a leash this past weekend when, in a matter of seconds, several loose dogs attacked her pet. In the images captured by a surveillance camera, the woman is...
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Government Allows Migrants Deported by the US to Work Legally in Costa Rica
In a recent unprecedented decision, the Costa Rican government approved this Monday that a group of 25 migrants deported by the Donald Trump administration in the United States may legally work in the country, either as independent workers or...
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Although the Alert Has Been Lowered, Poás Volcano National Park Will Not Reopen Yet: Sinac Prepares Reopening Plan
Although the Poás Volcano has entered a more stable phase and the alert has been lowered to green, the National Park will remain closed for now. This was confirmed by the National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) while they...
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Carney Praises Canadian Unity at Kickoff of Canada Day Celebrations
In his first Canada Day speech as prime minister, Mark Carney emphasized Canadian unity in a "changing" world. "158 years ago, a few provinces gambled on the idea that they would be stronger together than they could ever be...
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Costa Rican Congress Approved 12-Hour Workdays for Certain Jobs
The Costa Rican Congress today approved a motion to implement a bill known as the 4x3 bill, which would allow for the implementation of 12-hour workweeks for four days a week in certain jobs.The initiative, approved through the "fast-track"...
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Coopenae and Public Alliance Create La Angostura Natural Corridor to Mitigate Forest Loss in Puntarenas
According to a report by Global Forest Watch, a forest monitoring platform that provides data, maps, and analysis tools on forest cover worldwide, Puntarenas lost 4,380 hectares of primary humid forest between 2002 and 2024, representing 6% of the...
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Costa Rica Doubles Number of Deceased Donors and Sets Historic Transplant Record in 2025
In five months, Costa Rica surpassed all records for organ and tissue donation, with twice as many deceased donors as in the same period last year and more than 70 transplants performed. According to the Ministry of Health, the...
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Poás Volcano Remains in an Active Eruption Period, with Magma Near the Surface
Although it has seen fewer eruptions in recent weeks, Poás Volcano remains in an active eruption period. According to experts, there is a magma body located at a shallow depth, high degassing, temperatures of up to 700°C, and constant...
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94,000 Naturalized Costa Ricans Will Be Eligible to Vote in 2026
A total of 94,533 naturalized Costa Ricans are eligible to vote in the national elections on February 1, 2026, according to data from the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). This figure represents a 10.7% increase compared to the last municipal...
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Gasoline is Cheaper in Costa Rica Starting This Past Friday
New fuel prices in Costa Rica went into effect in the first minute of Friday, June 6th. This reduction is for gasoline and diesel. Thus, premium gasoline costs ¢29 less per liter, regular gasoline ¢27 less, and diesel users...
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Gisele Bündchen Enjoyed Santa Teresa in Costa Rica With Her Boyfriend and Two Children
Gisele Bündchen, businesswoman and supermodel, visited Costa Rica for the second time this year. This time she did so...