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Sandra Cauffman: The Costa Rican Who Left Hatillo to Take a Senior Management Position at NASA

Sandra Cauffman is the Costa Rican who left Hatillo directly for NASA and is, currently, the deputy director of the Astrophysics Division of the National Aeronautics Administration

Strategy to Protect Bees Would Safeguard Costa Rican Honey Production

Costa Rican bees could disappear by 2035 if the excessive use of pesticides continues, is the warning issued by the National Chamber for the Promotion of Beekeeping.

The “Pink Spot” Returns to San José

The traditional “Corre por Mí” (Run for Me) race, which seeks to raise awareness about early cancer detection, will have a new edition on October 16th in San José in person

Costa Rica Will Be the World Capital of Long Distance Education

Costa Rica returns to the international stage at the highest level by being chosen as the venue for the 29th ICDE World Conference 2023.

4×3 Shifts Would Have Fewer Hours of Work a Week

The proposal arises with the aim of moving forward with the bill, which is stuck in Congress with hundreds of motions.

Generations Z and Alpha Will Be Better Adapted to the Jobs of the Future under STEAM Methodology

On the other hand, generation Z, that is, those born between 1994 and 2010, are not 100% technological, but they experienced the transition where technology

At Least Nine Dead When a Bus Fell Off Cliff at Cambronero, Costa Rica

At least nine people lost their lives in the accident of a bus that fell into a precipice at the point known as El Hundimiento

How Did Human Beings Talk in The Stone Age?

How did people talk in the Stone Age? A kid of 8 years old asked, in London, United Kingdom. *Curious Kids is a series on The Conversation where experts answer questions kids have about the world. The Stone Age refers...

Costa Rican Families Defend Direct Adoption

A mother who received her child by direct adoption was interviewed. She preferred not to reveal her name, but she told her story

More than 48 Thousand People have Entered Panama Through the Darién Jungle this Year

Thousands of migrants cross Central America and part of South and North America, in search of obtaining a stable economic condition and better living conditions in their final destination
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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...