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Learn All About the Law that Would Allow Recreational Cannabis in Costa Rica

Companies that grow or industrialize cannabis for recreational purposes may operate under the free zone regime

Healthy Aging and Compassionate Cities are a Challenge for Costa Rica

Through a campaign that aims to break down myths about old age and at the same time raise awareness about current and future challenges, the Partir con Dignidad Foundation promotes healthy aging and compassionate cities throughout Costa Rica. In the...

Expoviajes Returns With the Slogan of Stimulating Costa Rican Trips Abroad

Expoviajes returns after a two-year break due to the suspension of events due to the pandemic

Whale Watching Would Be in the Public Interest to Boost Tourism and the Economy of the Pacific Coast

Marino Ballena National Park, which according to National Geographic is one of the ten best places on the planet for whale watching.

Tico Andrés Gutiérrez Wins Bronze at the Ironman World Championship In Hawaii

The Costa Rican triathlete, Andrés Gutiérrez, won a bronze medal at the Ironman World Championship in Kona Hawaii in his Physically

Costa Rica Takes Advantage of Genetic and Biochemical Resources from its Biodiversity Without Endangering It

"The biodiversity of our country serves as a source of genetic and biochemical resources that are used for different purposes, such

Why Costa Rica “Cannot” Deglobalize

Costa Rica is one of the best students of globalization and increased its development thanks to it. International trade represents two

5 Things that Could Happen to Your Body during Pregnancy that Will Surprise You

All pregnancies bring with them certain changes, both physical and emotional. But do not worry; it is a normal process. In addition

Theater, Stand Up Comedy, Magic and Music Have a New Home in Escazú: “El Escenario”

“El Escenario” is located in Plaza Tempo Escazú, a place where people can also enjoy a diverse gastronomic offer and parking space.

In the Womb, Babies React Differently to Flavors, according to a Study

Babies in their mother's womb react differently to tastes and smells, scientists first concluded after analyzing their facial expressions. In this study,
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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...