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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

Guanacaste Day July 25th Celebrates Guanacaste’s Annexation to Costa Rica

July 25th 2012, Guanacaste Day, celebrates Guanacaste’s Annexation to Costa Rica. Prior to 1824, Guanacaste was part of Nicaragua. Because Nicaragua...

Inquiry: The Glacier Within

Questioner one: Is the darkness and deadness in human consciousness, which can fairly be said to be human consciousness now, increasing, or being dispelled? Questioner two: Can we see human consciousness as a whole, or do we have to look...

Former President Figueres Opened a Consultation Process to Design a Country Plan

This week Former President of Costa Rica Jose Maria Figueres Olsen (1994-1998) introduced a project that consists of a referendum aims to design a new "country plan"

Costa Rica – Eurobonds or Tax Reform?

The Costa Rica Government must decide whether sacrifices interest rates, exchange rates or inflation... Eurobonds or Tax Reform?

Fire Destroyed Three Houses and a Store in San Antonio de Escazu

The fire department had to mobilize two fire trucks Pavas station and a paramedic unit to the community of San Antonio de Escazú, because of a structural fire.

Nicaraguan Pacific Hit By Three Consecutive Earthquakes

Three earthquakes of magnitude 4.2, 3.5 and 3.5 degrees on the Richter scale, rocked the Pacific coast of Nicaragua...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...