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Ligia Madrigal Conquers Everest: She is the First Costa Rican Woman to Reach the World`s Highest Peak
The Costa Rican athlete Ligia Madrigal, 51, reached the goal and this past Wednesday became the first woman from Costa Rica to reach the summit of Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, in the Himalayan mountain range....
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Ticos to Celebrate the Bicentennial of the Nicoya Party With Cycling Race in Gran Fondo Guanacaste
With the promise of challenges, impressive landscapes and pure adrenaline, the Gran Fondo Guanacaste returns. In this second edition, it is expected to bring together 2,000 cyclists in a unique experience on the iconic Route 1.The event will have...
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Do You Want to Know the Officials Who Govern Your Local Community in Costa Rica?
At the municipal level in Costa Rica, each person has between 23 and 35 local authorities.The number sounds a bit big and is divided like this:In each canton there is a mayor's office and two vice mayors' offices.Per municipality...
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Costa Rica Seeks to Prohibit Synthetic Nicotine in Vapers Due to its Effects on Minors
The Ministry of Health seeks to prohibit synthetic nicotine in electronic devices such as vapers, mainly due to the increase in consumption in the underage population.According to figures from the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS), so far in...
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Costa Rica Announces End to Electricity Cuts
The Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) has made a crucial announcement for all Costa Ricans: the electricity cuts planned for the following days are suspended thanks to the notable increase in rains during the last time periods.Improvement in Cachi...
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How is Climate Change Affecting the Generation of Electricity Globally?
Climate change is one of the most pressing global issues of our time, and it is having a significant impact on the generation of electricity. The burning of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas for electricity...
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Electrical Rationing Would Be Extended For 3 Weeks: Find Out All the Details Here
As long as the ICE reservoirs are not filled and sufficient energy cannot be generated with the wind, electrical rationing will remain in force, which would imply between 2 and 3 weeks, according to the ICE reported today.In other...
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Who Will Be Left Without Electricity and For What Costa Rican Authorities Say
Since April 19th, 2007, 17 years ago, Costa Rica has not been going through a situation like the current one: low electricity production could cause electricity rationing on some days.On the night of this past Monday, April 6th, the...
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Authorities Intensify Operations against Illegal Entry Into the Turrialba Volcano
During an operation, the National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac) found 58 people illegally entering the Turrialba volcano.The discovery was made on April 28th, when this group was walking “through an unauthorized area at the top of the volcano,...
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President Chaves Highlights Progress In the Costa Rican Economy and Announces a Multi-issue Referendum
The president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, highlighted this Thursday in his second work report before Congress, the advances of the economy that have led the country to be a "jaguar", and announced his intention to promote a multi-issue...
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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...