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Actors from ‘Breaking Bad’, ‘One Piece’ and Marvel Will Attend the Costa Rica Comic Con between May 3 And 5
Actors from the successful 'Breaking Bad', 'One Piece' and 'Guardians of the Galaxy' will be present as special guests at the third edition of the Costa Rica Comic Con, an event that will take place from May 3 to...
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Nat Geo Explorer Will Offer Free Conferences in Costa Rica
Ricardo Azarcoya, the first Latin American explorer of the National Geographic Society, will offer two free talks in Costa Rica.Azarcoya will share his experience and knowledge on the topics "The Power of Photography and the “Magic of a Story...
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Guanacaste Airport Announces Extension of Air Transat Route from Montreal
Guanacaste Aeropuerto, a member of the VINCI Airports network, announces the extension of operations of the route from Montreal (YUL), Canada, operated by Air Transat, to Guanacaste (LIR) starting Thursday, May 2.This route will have a frequency of two...
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Motorcycles “Disguised” as Bicycles Flood the Streets of Costa Rica Without any Type of Regulation
Without marking, without technical inspection, without speed limit and without license. Motorized bicycles or assisted bicycles flood the streets of the country regardless of road safety problems.The phenomenon has been growing for several years, but in recent months its...
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In Alliance with the UN, Costa Rica will Design Latin America’s First Strategy Against Expressions of Hate and Discrimination
The Government of Costa Rica and the UN are preparing a national strategy to counter the spread of messages that lead to hatred and discrimination.UNICEF/Ashley Gilbertson The Government of Costa Rica and the UN are preparing a national strategy...
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Bayer Was Ordered to Pay $2.25 Billion from Liabilities for Exposure to Roundup Weedkiller
Bayer was ordered on Friday to pay $2.25 billion to a Pennsylvania man who said he developed cancer from exposure to the company's Roundup weedkiller, the man's attorneys said.A jury in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas found that...
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More Beaches in Costa Rica Are Accessible to People With Disabilities Thanks to Plastic Recycled Covers
Manzanillo, in the Southern Caribbean, days ago became the last accessible beach for people with disabilities, reduced mobility and older adults. This is thanks to the efforts of Grupo Monge in collaboration with the Costa Rican Accessible Tourism Network...
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Why Costa Ricans are so Sports Loving
Costa Ricans are known for their immense passion and love for sports. This Central American nation has a deep-rooted sporting culture that encompasses a wide range of activities, including soccer, basketball, surfing, and even more niche sports like bullfighting.There...
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Does Heat or Rain Generate More Tremors? Ovsicori Made New Analysis of this Popular Belief
“With this heat right now an earthquake is coming” or “those tremor clouds” are recurring phrases in culture that science has refuted several times, arguing that there is no correlation between climate and geological behavior.The issue was again analyzed...
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Regulations for Scooters in Costa Rica are Being Prepared and Owners Will Need a License
The Road Safety Council (Cosevi) has released a plan to regulate the use of mopeds and adapted bicycles with motors, generating diverse reactions among the population. This approach could imply the imposition of new requirements for driving these vehicles...
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Costa Rican National Institute of Music invites Children and Young People Without Musical Knowledge to Participate in the 2025 Academic Year
The Ministry of Culture and Youth, through the National Institute of Music (INM), has opened the call for participation...