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Biometrics in Stadiums: The Tech Evolution Landing at World Cup 2026

The use of biometric technology in sports venues has officially shifted from a sci-fi concept to the baseline standard for mass-event security and logistics. The evolution of these digital tools—ranging from facial recognition to fingerprint and iris scanning—has progressed...

The Unexpected Journey of the Iberian Peninsula: Scientists Discover It Is Rotating

The ground beneath our feet feels firm and unmovable, but science constantly reminds us that Earth is alive and in perpetual motion. A fascinating recent geological study, led by researcher Asier Madarieta-Txurruka from the University of the Basque Country...

8 Latin American Currencies Strengthen Against the Dollar: One Nation Doubles Costa Rica’s Gains

Discover how the US dollar exchange rate is shifting across 14 countries in Latin America. While the Costa Rican colón remains remarkably strong, another regional economy is leading the board with twice the appreciation rate. The foreign exchange market in...

The “Hidden” Fee at San Salvador Airport Catching Travelers by Surprise

Traveling through Central America often feels like a breeze, but a "silent" regulation at the El Salvador International Airport (AIES) is leaving many passengers at the boarding gate with a massive bill they didn't see coming. While El Salvador...

Costa Rica Receives First Group of Third-Country Migrants Under U.S. Agreement

On April 11, 2026, the first flight carrying migrants from the United States landed at Juan Santamaría International Airport in San José. This arrival marks the official activation of the  Migration Cooperation Agreement signed between the administration of President...

The Return of Artemis II: When Humanity looked at the Moon up Close Once Again

History has been written among the stars! After days of intense global anticipation, the Artemis II mission has concluded with resounding success. The splashdown of the Orion capsule in the Pacific Ocean doesn't just mark the end of a...

Holy Week Closes With 1.8 Million Visitors in El Salvador

During the recent holiday season, the country saw one of the highest numbers of visitors to public spaces, marking a Holy Week with figures that reflect a preference for local destinations. Tourism in El Salvador during Holy Week reached 1.8...

Alfredo Volio Guerrero, the Costa Rican Who Brings Sustainable Urban Development to the Cover of Forbes Central America

Costa Rican entrepreneur Alfredo Volio Guerrero, 40, graces the cover of the April–May 2026 issue of Forbes Central America

The Artemis II Mission, NASA’s First Crewed Lunar Flyby in More Than 50 Years, Has Successfully Launched

Artemis II is a 10-day mission with four astronauts orbiting the Moon, marking the first time humans have traveled beyond low Earth orbit since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.

Costa Rica and Panama May Get a Train Linking the Two Countries

Agreement Comes as the Country Seeks to Revive Electric Train Project
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More Than 40 Tourism Companies and Organizations to Gather at the 6th San Jose Tourism Expo Fair

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