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    How Foreigners Buy Real Estate in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica lacks a central database of real estate listings, such as the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) in the United States and Canada. While Costa Ricans find out about property for sale by word of mouth, most foreigners find property listings by using an Internet search engine or by contacting a local real estate agent.

    What is Blue Tooth Marketing?

    Bluetooth marketing is the ability to send short messages, images and applications to mobile phones, PDA, and PocketPCs over a distance of 100m without any additional costs.

    Live and Work in Spain, Guaranteed Monthly Salary

    Spain is currently undergoing a huge recruitment process for foreign unskilled and skilled professionals alike to come live and work in Spain for a guaranteed monthly salary. There are no language requirements and after two years, permanent residency can be applied for.

    Costa Rica’s government cuts public spending to reduce economic imbalance

    The government of Costa Rica has announced certain measures to deal with the increase in government spending in order to improve the public financial state.

    Retirement in Costa Rica: You’re Not In Kansas Anymore!

    Although Costa Rica is far more “Westernized” than many other Central or South American locales, it still offers exasperating surprises for expats.

    Costa Rica: Life Is Just a Bowl of Mangos

    When friends in the United States ask us about our life in Costa Rica, they often ask: “What do you do there? Aren’t you bored? How do you spend your time?”

    Live in Costa Rica: Where the weather suits your clothes

    Unless you love snow and ice or the dramatic variation of four seasons, there is bound to be a Costa Rican region that will feel like paradise to you.

    Costa Rica exports to the U.S. increased 24.1% in 2010

    Exports to the United States rose 24.1% in 2010, according to figures provided by the Promotora del Comercio Exterior de Costa Rica (PROCOMER).

    Government proposes sales tax of 14% in fiscal reform

    On Tuesday, the Costa Rican government presented to Congress a fiscal reform plan that proposes to transform the sales tax on a value added tax (VAT) and increase its rate from 13% to 14%.

    Costa Rica rated higher in 2011 Index of Economic Freedom

    This year, Costa Rica improved in the Index of Economic Freedom, which is published in January of each year by the Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal.According to the report, Costa Rica ranks 49th in the world among a...
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    Costa Rica National Symphony Choir Opens Audition to Find Singers for Its 2025 Season

    On February 10 and 12, the National Symphony Choir (CSN) will hold in-person auditions in search of new singers...
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