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Virtual Conversation Addresses Behaviors that Lead to Thinking About Suicide in Costa Rica

"Suicide is a public health problem which has increased in recent years, that is why, through these spaces, we seek to raise awareness

Metaverse: a Passing Fad or New Reality?

The metaverse can also contribute to society and offer opportunities to those who have a physical disability or who suffer from social

Entrepreneurship for Retirees in Costa Rica

Retirement is seen as the most longed-for stage of life, some see it as a dream to be achieved, even a "paradisiacal" dream, we look forward

Omarya Sánchez, the Girl Who Could Not Be Rescued

Omarya Sánchez, the girl who could not be rescued. She was only 13 years old when a volcano that had been dormant for 69 years

Medical Tourism in Costa Rica Recovers After the Pandemic

Adventure tourism and ecotourism continue to dominate as the country's main income. However, medical tourism has taken center

Regulations for the Production of Industrial Hemp are Established in Costa Rica

The Costa Rican Executive Power signed the first of the Regulations to Law No. 10113 related to the use of hemp or non-psychoactive cannabis, for food and industrial us

72% of Costa Ricans Perceive Misleading Advertising In Digital Commerce as Very Frequent

The conclusions indicate that 35.9% of consumers consider that misleading advertising is very frequent during online sales and purchases

US Airline Southwest Announced Two New Flights and Increase Frequencies to the Two Main International Airports in Costa Rica

Southwest Airline indicated that as of March 9th, 2023, it will fly twice a week to the Juan Santamaría International Airport (Saturday and Sunday).

Tico Authorities Announce Strong Reduction Of Up to ¢114 Per Liter Of Gasoline

This Friday, September 9th, the Costa Rican Petroleum Refinery (RECOPE) proposed to the Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP)

Experts from the United States Train Costa Rican Police in High-Risk Mountain Operations

Pursue dangerous armed criminals in wooded areas, participate in high-risk operations in hard-to-reach places, safeguard national sovereignty
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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...