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La Fortuna and Lake Arenal: The Law That Could Bring Years of Uncertainty

What lawmakers are discussing this Monday will define the future of tourism in La Fortuna.

The Woman Accused by the DIS Went to the Prosecutor’s Office, Learned of the Complaint against Her, and Made Strong Statements That Shook the...

Stella Chinchilla's appearance before the Attorney General's Office added a new chapter of high political tension to the case involving the alleged plot to assassinate President Rodrigo Chaves Robles

Bahía Papagayo Presents Sustainability Plan to Promote Regenerative Development in Guanacaste

Roadmap integrates environmental sustainability, community development, and responsible tourism

Chilote Environmentalist Murdered In Costa Rica

The news of the murder of 36-year-old Chilean Francisco Ojeda Garcés in Playa Dominicalito in Osa,Puntarenas

From the Factory to the Cloud: How Did Costa Rica Become a Per Capita Leader in Digital Exports and How Can it Bridge the...

“Costa Rica is the country in Latin America with virtually zero regulatory barriers, that is, to the import of this type of trade. We are the number one country in per capita exports of modern or digital services, meaning...

Costa Rica: Real Estate Projects in La Fortuna de San Carlos Anticipate the “Work-Life-Nature” Trend

Study shows that people who work in natural environments are 15% more productive.

The Privilege and Responsibility of Being a Father or Mother in Costa Rica

On my way home, I came across a simple phrase stuck on a car bumper, but it left a deep impression on my thoughts

Hurricane Melissa’s Indirect Effects Bring Rain to Costa Rica

A man watched the coastline in Kingston, Jamaica, as Hurricane Melissa closed in Tuesday

Costa Rica Needs a Turnaround in Energy and Transportation

The Costa Rica Free of Drilling (CRLP) movement presented a document with proposals to transform the country's energy and mobility model. The text is intended as a reference guide for presidential and legislative candidates in developing their government plans. Country...

No More Drinking Alcohol on the Streets of Costa Rica? Law Would Give Police More Control and Even Jail Time

If Bill 25.101 is passed, more Tico police officers could intervene when people are consuming alcohol in public. Furthermore, fines would be higher, even with possible imprisonment for several days. The plan is in legislative process and proposes: Anyone caught by...
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NASA Space Apps Challenge Opens Call in Costa Rica for Beginners with No Prior Tech Experience

Space innovation and global problem-solving are no longer exclusive to software engineers or scientists. The prestigious NASA International Space...