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    Turrialba Volcano Very Active Over the Weekend With Ash Eruptions and Small Quakes

    The Turrialba volcano in Costa Rica, which since last October has maintained constant activity continues excite with new ash eruptions accompanied by seismic movements in recent days.Gino Gonzalez, a volcanologist at the National Seismological Network (RSN), said that last...

    Strong Waves and Riptides Will Continue in the North Pacific and Caribbean Until Wednesday

    Strong winds are generating large waves in the North Pacific and Caribbean coasts of Costa Rica, with dangerous conditions lasting until next Wednesday, especially for small boats and swimmers.Ocean Information Module (MIO) from the University of Costa Rica (UCR)...

    President Solis Will Visit Keylor Navas at the Real Madrid Stadium in March

    The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - President Luis Guillermo Solis will visit the Real Madrid stadium and meet with Keylor Navas during his European tour in March.Foreign Minister Alejandro Solano explained that after the March 18 meeting with Spanish leaders,...

    ARESEP Proposes Drastic Electricity Rate Reduction for April

    The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - This morning the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (ARESEP) proposed to reduce electricity prices by up to 20%.This reduction would apply in the second quarter, meaning that April's electricity bill would reflect the decrease.According...

    Tico Artist, Federico Herrero Shows at Prestigious London Gallery

    Five pieces by Costa Rican artist Federico Herrero will be exhibited in an art show at the Saatchi Gallery in London, England. The exhibition will start on March 11 and run until September 19, 2015.The show has a Latin America...

    Why “Retiring in Costa Rica” is Becoming a Global Persuit

    Have you ever dreamt of retiring in Costa Rica?You're not alone.According to International Living's 2015 Retirement Index, its one of the top five retirement dream locations in the entire world.Retirement is the ultimate and well-deserved prize for those who have worked...

    Swimmers and Boaters Beware: High Winds and Rough Waves Reported for the North Pacific and Caribbean

    The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - Today Costa Rican weather authorities issued a warning that strong winds are creating choppy seas in the North Pacific and the Caribbean.According to the Ocean Information Module (MIO) of the University of Costa Rica (UCR), the combination...

    Nutty News: Stowaway Squirrel Catches Flight From Costa Rica to Houston

    Southwest Airlines had a surprising and adorable stowaway on a flight going from Costa Rica to Houston earlier this month.A young squirrel managed to safely make the four hour journey to George Bush International Airport, where he was discovered...

    Costa Rica Government Admits They Have Not Lowered Electricity Rates as Promised

    The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - The Minister of Environment and Energy (MINAE), Edgar Gutiérrez, acknowledged to ADN Radio 90.7 FM how difficult it has been to lower electricity rates as promised in his campaign.The high cost of electricity...

    Young Tico Gains Worldwide Recognition as Top Urban Architect

    Costa Rican, architect Diego Van Der Laat, was recognized by the American Journal Complex, highlighting him as a worldwide innovator for the urban environment.Diego Van Der Latt is one of the rising stars in Latin America. Van Der Laat,...
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    94,000 Naturalized Costa Ricans Will Be Eligible to Vote in 2026

    A total of 94,533 naturalized Costa Ricans are eligible to vote in the national elections on February 1, 2026,...
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