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Do Masks Contribute to the Problem of Microplastics in Lung Tissue?

The most commonly found was polypropylene, which is also the most common material used to make masks.

How to Face US Dollar Debts Taking into Account the Accelerated Rise of the Exchange Rate in Costa Rica

National and international events such as inflation, world geopolitical instability, and container crisis cause adverse effects on the country's exchange rate

Sunsets That Can Only Be Seen in Costa Rica

This is the ideal country for a person to be captivated with the most infinite and incomparable landscapes, mainly its sunsets full of color and majesty

The International Day Against LGBTQ phobia was Commemorated in Costa Rica

Creating spaces free of discrimination and that we are all treated under equal conditions in public and private spaces

Costa Rican Mountaineers Found a 130 Meter High Waterfall Of Hot Springs Water

A group of Costa Rican mountaineers and scientists entered the jungle to the north of the Irazú volcano and found on the expedition a natural waterfall of hot springs water

Canada Will Open its Doors to Americans Who Want Abortions If “Roe Vs Wade” is Repealed

The publication of an internal memo about a possible ban on abortion in the United States by the Supreme Court of that country has had an impact in Canada. A document – ​​leaked to the US media – showed...

Young Indigenous Bribri Graduates with Honors From a Prestigious University in The United States

Kenya Yanely Roa Reyes obtained her double degree in Business Administration and Communication

Worldwide Healers Unite in Support of Ukrainian Refugees

A house of God, located in close proximity to the refugee center. I am finding it to be a serene place to pray.

What You Should Keep in Mind if You Plan to Buy a House in Costa Rica this 2022

Acquiring a home goes beyond a wish, it is a need that becomes an investment for the future of each person and their family

President Chaves: “We Are the Ones Called to Make a Historic Change” in Costa Rica

The new president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, affirmed this past Sunday in his investiture speech that his government is called to "make a historic change" and pointed out a series of challenges that his country faces, such as...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...