Latin America News - The Newspaper Association of Brazil (ANJ), which reports 90% of the daily news in Brazil, decided to leave the Google News service and prohibit Google to publish to news search partners.
The 154 members of the...
Hundreds of people marched Saturday through the streets of the city of Colon, on the Caribbean coast of Panama, a day after violent demonstrations left a child dead and several injured.
Latin America News - Panama riot police were on...
For those North Americans looking at retirement in Costa Rica, many have seen Alajuela’s Occidente at the better choice because location, weather and what many consider being the lowest Cost of living in Costa Rica, in terms of populated...
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) approved a loan of 200 million dollars for the construction of the hydroelectric plant in Costa Rica.
In a press release the IDB said this renewable energy project is largest in Central America.
Construction of the...
This quaint, lovely, cottage sits on 1500m2 river front properties in a beautiful rural tropical area called Bajo Zuñiga, just 15 minutes from the San Ramon center. Surrounded by lush tropical mountain forest and with a Listing Price of...
In one of San Ramón’s newest residential areas, Las Lomas, this 4 bedroom home is superbly finished throughout, modern construction, secure and well designed. This lovely Costa Rica property is for sale or rent
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From the moment that the President of the Republic, Laura Chinchilla, announced it would resume work on the Costa Rica Nicaragua Border Trail; questions have arisen concerning the control mechanisms that will be implemented to monitor the construction process.
The...
Organized crime and violence are the "new major sources of internal and external displacement in Central America", reported today in Costa Rica International Center for Human Rights of Migrants (CIDEHUM).
The director of the organization, Gabriela Rodriguez, said in an...
Latin America – Costa Rica had the second highest growth rate in women employment for Latin America, according to the World Bank Report.
Employment among Latin American women increased by 15% from 2000-2010, but there is still wage inequality compared...
