More

    World News

    Costa Rica Real Estate Buyer Guide: Part IV, Purchasing Methodologies

    Part IV of the Costa Rica Real Estate Buyers Guide series looks at Costa Rica real estate Purchasing methods, Costa Rica incorporation and Costa Rica taxes. Living in Costa RicaThere are only a 2 ways in which to acquire...

    Annulment Decree Seeks to Ratify Oscar Arias Law That Allowed Military Weapons

    In 2008, then Costa Rica President Oscar Arias signed a decree allowing the police to use military weapons where considered relevant even in case of demonstrations by citizens

    Nicaragua Summit of Managua Integration System (SICA) to Commemorate 25th Anniversary of Esquipulas II

    Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega announced that next Wednesday Nicaragua will host a summit of Managua Integration System (SICA) to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Esquipulas II

    Ortega Says He Would Like to Illuminate the Borders With Colombia and Costa Rica

    Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega said today that it would "clear boundaries" with Colombia and Costa Rica, countries with which Managua maintains territorial boundary disputes before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), based in The Hague

    We’re All Greeks

    There’s an old saying in the West that resonates painfully during this period of Greek and transatlantic challenge and testing: “We’re All Greeks.”

    Panama and Costa Rica Reviewed Issues of Bilateral Importance

    This week, Francisco Alvarez de Soto in charge of Panama's Foreign Ministry, welcomed the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica, Enrique Castillo, to discuss trade issues, security, border and regional integration.

    The Mystery of “La Negrita” Costa Rica’s Holy Relic, The Virgin of the Angels

    La Negrita, Costa Rica’s most sacred Holy Relic, known for its healing powers, it draws an annual pilgrimage to one of the most famous church’s in Central America, The Basilica of Los Angeles in Cartago, Costa Rica.Every year on...

    The Art of Questioning Together

    question together. It’s strange that such a natural action, which forms and forges the deepest and truest connection between human beings, is so rare.

    One dead, four missing and 1,500 evacuated by rain in Costa Rica

    Costa Rica weather taking toll in the Caribbean and Cartago, as heavy rains continue to cause landslides, and flooding.

    Costa Rican Police Force Graduates 312 Officers in Guanacaste

    With a common goal in mind, to strengthen police work of Costa Rica, the National Police Academy of Ministry of Public Security (MSP), graduated to 312 officers in Guanacaste
    - Advertisement -spot_img

    Latest News

    More than a Thousand People Registered for Mountain Biking: Tamarindo Beach Consolidates Its Position as a Sports Destination in Costa Rica

    The tourism sector leadership of Tamarindo Beach, in Santa Cruz (Guanacaste), is strongly focused on attracting visitors—both domestic and...
    Language »