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Athletes Will be Able to go to the Olympic Games With or Without Vaccination

The Olympic and Paralympic Games it would be extraordinary to vaccinate our athletes, but first we must cover the priority population, the population at risk,”

Tica Yokasta Valle Retains World Boxing Title

The Costa Rican Yokasta Valle retained her 105-pound title from the International Boxing Federation, after defeating the Japanese Sana Hazuki

New Forest Inaugurated in Carrillo to Mitigate Desertification and Drought

With the planting of 100 trees, the State of Israel Forest was inaugurated this Thursday in Carillo, Guanacaste. The creation of the new forest is intended to mitigate desertification and drought in the province. Thanks to the Embassy of Israel,...

Costa Rican Chambers of Commerce Warns of Economic Blow Due to Toughen Health Regulations

The Central American and Caribbean Chamber of Cosmetics and Cleaning Products (CACECOS) and the Costa Rican Chamber of Commerce (CCCR)

Canadian Airlines Suspend Flights to Costa Rica for Three Months

the Prime Minister of this country, Justin Trudeau, announced this Friday the agreement with the companies Air Canada, WestJet, Sunwing, and Air Transat to pause trips to Mexico,

Tica Yokasta Valle Will Defend Her World Boxing Title in Costa Rica

The greater the contributions received, the greater the value of the fight and, consequently

Deputies Consider Absurd the Ticos Government’s Delay in the Approval of the “Cannabis” Bill

The Deputies of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica, Zoila Volio, José María Villalta, Paola Valladares, Karine Niño, Roberto Thompson, Paola Vega, Erwen Masís, María Inés Solís, Carlos Ricardo Benavides, Daniel Ulate and Wagner Jiménez raised their voices demanding...

Construction of the First Electric Sailboat Made in Costa Rica Advances

Some time later, he founded his first company, Topsail Rigging, where he dedicated himself to designing and building

Tourism Entrepreneurs Advocate Attracting Remote-Workers to Costa Rica Through a New Law

Attracting remote workers or digital nomads is the intention of the National Chamber of Tourism (Canatur), supported by a bill that is being processed in the Tico National Assembly.

Pandemic Evidences the Need for the Internet as a “Human Right”, says Tico Minister of Education

Costa Rica closed its schools and colleges since March 2020. Now, they will reopen their doors in a dual in-person and distance mode
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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...