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Border Closed for Costa Rican Truckers to Protest "abuse of authority" of Panama

Costa Rica Truckers remain barred to cargo passage across the border with Panama to demand that the country stop the "abuse of authority" of the State Border Service of Panama (SENAFRONT), said an industry source. The president of the Chamber...

Government and Journalists Agree to a Controversial Law Reforms Affecting the Press

The Government and the Association of Journalists of Costa Rica announced this week an agreement to amend the Computer Crimes Act, the journalists' union criticized because, in his opinion, affect press freedom and the right to information. "It was a...

Costa Rica Begins Construction on $96 M Oil Terminal

Construction has started on a $96 million oil terminal in Moin, Puerto Limon, a port on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, the government said. The new oil dock will be able to handle tankers in the 40,000 ton to 80,000 ton...

Costa Rica Hopes to Improve Relationship with Nicaragua

The Foreign Minister of Costa Rica Enrique Castillo, said Costa Rica hopes to improve the complicated relationship with Nicaragua, after the government of President Daniel Ortega Javier Sancho accepted as the new ambassador to Costa Rica. "We are delighted to...

Costa Rican Coffee Exports Fell by 2.5%

Costa Rica News - Coffee exports from nine Latin American countries, excluding Brazil, increased 11.9% between October and January, the first installment of the 2012-2013 harvest, compared with the same period last year, said the National Coffee Association of...

Bono and his wife enjoy their holiday on the beach in Costa Rica

Costa Rica News - The famous singer of the Irish band U2, Bono and his wife Alison Hewson, are in Costa Rica where they are enjoying a beach vacation in the Pacific. The Costa Rican Immigration Department confirmed to reporters...

Indigenous Térraba Still Under Attack

Costa Rica News - After several attacks against the indigenous community in Buenos Aires Salitre of Puntarenas, there has been more vandalism and violence, this time in the indigenous territory of Térraba. Allegedly community members started a fire in the...

Peña Nieto visit Costa Rica to Strengthen Ties

Costa Rica News -T he president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto arrived in Costa Rica this week, in order to strengthen the relationship with China and also with the rest of Central America during a meeting with regional leaders. Peña...

Costa Rica and USA Continue to Ramp up Efforts on the War on Drugs

Archive Photo Costa Rica News - Costa Rica is aggressively working to keep its reputation insulated from surrounding Central American countries embroiled in the “war on drugs”. Crime levels in Costa Rica are among the lowest in the region, but many...

Hugo Chavez returns to Venezuela

Latin America News - The president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, is back in Caracas at the military hospital in the Venezuelan capital, where he will continue treatment for cancer he was undergoing in Cuba, said the Venezuelan government early...
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How a Father’s Conversation with His Daughter Inspired GetRich: The Costa Rican Video Game Teaching Kids Financial Literacy

A simple household conversation between Ilan Meléndez and his daughter, María Pía, about money from the Tooth Fairy ended...