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Children with Intermittent Pain in the Extremities

 What to do about those annoying growing-up ailments? It is very common for children to manifest pain in their limbs without having suffered a fall or tripped over an object. This causes concern and uncertainty in parents even when the...

Costa Rica Begins a Week of Closure for Non-essential Activities

As a measure to slow down the third wave of COVID-19 infections that has saturated hospitals.

Daytime Vehicle Circulation Restriction Will be Applied in 45 cantons During the Month of May in Costa Rica

The daytime health vehicle circulation restriction by license plate number during the week returns to 45 cantons in the Central Region.

Another Fissure in the Pacaya Volcano Alerts Guatemalan Communities

A new fissure in the Guatemalan volcano of Pacaya today once again put residents of nearby communities and authorities of the National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction on alert.

Ayahuasca: Fad Or Fiction?

From time immemorial, man has sought to transcend the limitations of his body and his senses

President of Costa Rica Defended Nature-Based Solutions

Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado said that solutions based on nature and the oceans are key to addressing current crises.

Consciousness and Successful Living

Since we were little, our minds are feeding on everything that happens around us, we are great receivers, and everything enters and is stored in the memory chambers so that at some point they can be used depending on...

BioNTech Believes It Possible That its Vaccine Will be Approved for Young People Between 12 and 15 Years of Age in June

The German laboratory BioNTech is about to present to the European Union (EU) an application for its vaccine against COVID-19

“The Nameless Call”: a Successful Short Film Filmed in Costa Rica

A team of European filmmakers traveled to Costa Rica to shoot the short film: "The Nameless Call", which has won multiple awards. They include, for example, the "Gold Award" at the Amorgos Tourism Film Festival, recognition at the Oniros...

Adults Between 18 and 57 Years Old With Risk Factors Will Begin to Receive Anticovid Vaccine in Costa Rica

People between 18 and 57 years old with risk factors will begin to be called to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) announced this past Tuesday that they will start with the third priority...
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The New Luxury Tourism in Costa Rica: How Privacy, Wellness, and Nature Are Redefining High-End Travel

SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica — Luxury tourism in Costa Rica is undergoing a quiet revolution. No longer measured solely...