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World Rainforest Day 2026 Marks 10 Years by Reigniting a Global Movement for Rainforests Around “The Forest Within You” 

Austin, TX/Global —June 2026 —On June 22, World Rainforest Day will mark its tenth anniversary by reigniting a global movement for rainforests, bringing together individuals, organizations, educators, scientists, artists, Indigenous leaders, youth, and conservation advocates around a shared message:...

The World Cup Is Here! The Biggest Soccer Tournament On The Planet Kicks Off With 48 Teams And Several Records On The Line

Every four years, the world comes to a standstill. The reason? The World Cup. Starting this Thursday, the biggest celebration in soccer will kick off, with CONCACAF taking center stage. Mexico, the United States, and Canada are hosting the tournament,...

The Pillars of Costa Rican Diplomacy: A Historic Legacy at the United Nations

It should be unnecessary to emphasize the far-reaching importance that the United Nations holds for Costa Rica. This relies neither on specific political circumstances nor on particular historical junctures, although it does, for obvious reasons, depend on the decisions...

Tropical Depression Strengthens into Tropical Storm Cristina in the Pacific

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in the United States confirmed on Monday that the tropical depression located in the Central American Pacific has officially strengthened into Tropical Storm Cristina. While the core of the storm tracks along the neighboring coastlines,...

A Major Corporate Move: FIFCO Recruits Timothy Scott, Former Intel Director

The corporate market in Costa Rica has just witnessed one of the most significant executive moves in recent years. Timothy Scott Hall, who for over two decades was one of the most visible and respected faces of the tech...

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...
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Space Week: Why Predicting Solar Storms Remains One of Science’s Biggest Challenges

The inability to accurately predict how severely a solar storm will impact Earth remains one of the greatest challenges...