Costa Rica will host the XVII International Congress of Political Communication this July 29th and 30th. Featuring over 50 global experts, the event will analyze the future of campaigns, AI in politics, and government management.
Strategic analysis and public communication...
Since May 1st, Costa Rica has implemented one of the year’s most significant environmental measures: the annual fishing ban in the Gulf of Nicoya. This restriction period, which will last until July 31st, 2026, is vital for the regeneration...
Commuters and transport companies using Route 32, the vital artery connecting the Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM) with the province of Limón, should prepare for delays this week. The Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MOPT) has confirmed that critical...
A Tribute to the "Colossus" of San Carlos
Costa Rica adds a new milestone to its numismatic history. The Arenal Volcano, world-renowned for its near-perfect conical silhouette, has been selected as the centerpiece for the country’s latest commemorative coin issuance....
The rich aroma of Costa Rican cacao has filled the most exclusive halls of France. In an unprecedented milestone for national gastronomy, pastry chef Sebastián Arrieta secured first place at the prestigious Versailles Pastry Cup, held this week at...
Costa Rica officially etched its name into the musical record books. On Sunday, March 1st, the heart of San José vibrated to the rhythm of the longest salsa song ever recorded, a historic milestone brought to life by the...
With an investment reaching $93 million, the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) has taken a definitive step toward transforming cancer care in the country. The start of construction on the new Hemato-Oncology Tower at the Rafael Ángel Calderón...
After three weeks of essential maintenance and structural repairs, the Instituto Costarricense de Ferrocarriles (INCOFER) has officially resumed the train service connecting Cartago and San José. As of Monday, April 13, the tracks are once again clear, providing much-needed...
Great news for the local economy and the taste buds of Costa Ricans! After a rigorous period of surveillance, authorities have officially announced the lifting of the red tide restriction in Puntarenas. With this measure, the extraction and commercialization...
The latest report from the National University (NU), published on April 9, 2026, presents an alarming outlook for digital security in Costa Rica. What were once perceived as isolated incidents are now confirmed as a structural problem affecting both...
