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If We Want to Fight Cancer, We Must Tax the Companies that Cause It!

We tax cigarettes and soft drinks because they are bad for our health, then we should tax companies that put carcinogens into the environment

Tips for Managing Grief When Facing the Death of a Loved One

The death of a loved one is a stake to the heart that generates a deep emotional wound and that we must help to heal.

The Seed Festival Was a Complete Success in Costa Rica

On June 25, communities from Costa Rica attended the Seed Festival, which this year had the slogan "Saving Our Seeds"

World UFO Day: Why and Since When Is It Celebrated?

Did you know that every July 2nd is World UFO Day?

How Social Media Scams Have Become a Multi-Billion-Dollar Business?

What do social media, celebrities and cryptocurrencies have in common? Well, scammers use them to trick people

Costa Rican Researchers Participate in One of the Most Important Scientific Experiments in the World

Costa Rican scientists and students will be able to participate in one of the most important experiments in the world

Rocío Mora is the First Costa Rican to Cross the English Channel and Complete the Triple Crown

The Costa Rican swimmer, Rocio Mora, 49 years old, became the first Costa Rican and the fourth Central American in history to finish the English Channel Crossing.

These Are the 10 Careers with the Highest Labor Demand in Costa Rica

Mechatronics is inserted in the Top 10 of the university careers with the highest labor demand.

Medical Cannabis Regulation Will Protect Against Monopolizing Practices, Says President Chaves

Attempts have been made to monopolize the cultivation of cannabis for medicinal and industrial purposes, according to President Rodrigo Chaves

Human Oocytes Vitrified For a Long Time Keep Their Quality Intact

Eggs vitrified for long periods of time keep their quality intact, as demonstrated by a study carried out by Eugin researchers
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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...