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La Carpio Has a Gigantic and Colorful Hanging Garden

The Sifais Foundation (Comprehensive Critical Training System for Social Inclusion) promoted the installation of a gigantic and colorful

Flora, Fauna and Costa Rican Gastronomy Present at England´s Garden of Eden

Lovers of ecotourism and sustainability who visit the "Garden of Eden" in England, will find a space to contemplate the fauna

Costa Rica Will Point to the United States as the Main Market for Digital Nomads

Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) after the signing of the regulations to Law 10,008, "Law to Attract Remote Workers

Employees Say Hybrid Work Makes Them Happier and More Productive

Hybrid working has helped improve employee well-being, work-life balance, and performance around the world, according to a new global study from Cisco. While organizations have benefited from higher levels of employee productivity, more needs to be done to build...

Costa Rican National Soccer Team Will Be Included In The “FIFA 23” Video Game

EA Sports and FIFA will be able to end their years-long relationship with FIFA 23

Mixed Martial Arts in Costa Rica Will Have Government Support

A struggle of many years and paperwork led the fans of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) in Costa Rica to take the leap in sport

Costa Rican Judoka Diana Brenes is Crowned with the Gold Medal in Spanish Super Cup

The Costa Rican judoka, Diana Brenes, managed to beat all her opponents by Ippon in the Spanish Super Cup held in Valencia

Zayed Sustainability Prize Will Award US$3 Million To Sustainable Initiatives

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), non-profit organizations, and secondary schools that have a sustainable solution that contributes positively to the community are invited to participate in the Zayed Sustainability Award. Those with such a project can apply in the Health,...

UN Campaign Aims to Support Costa Rica’s Census Question

The United Nations Population Fund (unfpa) and the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) today revealed a campaign to support the question of racial-ethnic self-recognition in the 2022 Census of Costa Rica. How people recognize themselves as part...

Although Tropical Storm Bonnie is an Atypical Phenomenon for July, It Cannot Be Attributed to Climate Change

Although it is true that it is unusual for meteorological phenomena such as Tropical Storm Bonnie to occur in the Caribbean in months such as June and July
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Possible Archaeological Discovery Identified During Reconstruction of Pérez Zeledón High School

Authorities from the Ministry of Public Education (MEP) and the National Emergency Commission (CNE) have identified a potential archaeological...