Tag: Daily News
Tips To Avoid Stress During Remote Working
The confinement of people due to the Omicron variant and the stress of working from home has caused mental states such as haste, frustration and fatigue to be highly altered.
Bill is Approved in Costa Rica That Allows Women to Choose Jobs Under Equal...
The Costa Rican Legislative Assembly approved this week the "Law for Freedom of Employment Choice for Women"
Costa Rican Pianist Debuts as an International Model on the Dolce and Gabbana runway...
Where David Castillo Fung, a Costa Rican pianist, composer and model, made his debut.
Crypto Trading in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is one of the very few places in the world where it’s legal for employers to pay their employees with cryptocurrency. Because of this, various commentators call Costa Rica the “crypto haven.”
Another Tico making Space Waves at NASA: Mauricio Hess shares inspiration from the Jet...
Yet another Costa Rican has joined the list of extraordinarily talented people from this Central American country who work for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
The Most Common Injuries When Having Sex
Letting creativity flourish in bed is perhaps one of the most repeated maxims in sexual therapy consultations.
Edward Castro: Costa Rican Medical Talent That Crosses Borders
Time heals everything says a saying and it seems to be true. Well, despite the humble origins that Edward Castro had
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) is Now 13 Years Old! And Maintains Its Essence:...
Our anniversary has always become the perfect excuse to talk about the beauty of Costa Rica and of course
Why Is Inflation Rising So Much Around the World?
If it seems to you that every time you go shopping at the supermarket or fill your car's tank with gasoline, everything is more expensive, you're right.
Procedure for Granting Permits Allowing Public Shows in Costa Rica is Ready
A procedure that will "facilitate the process" to grant permits for public shows is now ready, as announced by the Ministries of Economy and Health
Strong Currents in The Costa Rican Pacific After a Tsunami Caused by A Volcano...
A tsunami recorded on the island of Tonga, in the South Pacific, caused strong currents and unusual waves in different parts of the Costa Rican coast.
Aloe Drinks and Their Health Benefits
ur body is made up mainly of water. Whether we consume water from food or drink, it is vital for optimal daily functioning
How To Prevent the Cell Phone From Becoming a Virus Transmitter
Cell phones have become extensions of our body, however, they hide a truth that we ignore. The journal Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease published an article on how cell phones represent a route for microbial transmission.
Tech Trends in 2022
The technology world is rapidly advancing. Many tech trends appear and change every single year. What we see now as a novelty becomes obsolete in a few years' time
The Wellbeing Revolution: From Wellness to Wellbeing
It is no secret that COVID-19 has caused profound changes and disruption in all facets of our personal and professional lives,
Archeology in Costa Rica Is Practiced Mostly By Professionals with Limited Resources
Ifigenia Quintanilla, Archaeologist at the Museum of Costa Rica, highlighted the recent excavation work in the Tivives mangrove swamp and added that the archeology of Costa Rica in the last 40 years
Stage 0 Breast Cancer is not Cancer
Stage 0 breast cancer is yet another form of medical bullying towards the female body
Ticos Manage to be Placed Among the 500 Best Projects for Green Awards 2022
The PuntoSeguro initiative, which encourages the correct disposal of medicines that you no longer use, managed to reach the finalists of the Green Awards
Unprecedented Surgery In Hospital Of The Costa Rican Social Security Fund Saves Mother And...
A team of specialists from the Saint Vincent de Paul Hospital (HSVP) saved the life of a mother and her baby by performing complex surgery during childbirth
National Parks Of Costa Rica Received More Than 122,000 Tourists during the Christmas Holiday
A total of 122,465 tourists visited national parks in Costa Rica between December 22nd, 2021 and January 2nd, 2022
Meet Julian Gutierrez: Another Costa Rican making space history at NASA
Julian grew up in San Pedro, Montes de Oca. Both of his parents were professors at the University of Costa Rica.
These Are the Strangest Rituals in The World
Rituals are usually confused and reduced only to the practices of witchcraft, processions and festival religion.
The 7 Most Requested Tourist Places in Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a beautiful country that has attracted the attention of visitors, ecotourists and backpackers in recent years
Climate And Inequality are Great Risks for Humanity in This Decade
The ravages caused by climate change and social inequality, which increased with the pandemic, are the main risks facing humanity ten years from now,
Everything You Need to Know to Adopt from Costa Rica
Adoption laws in the UK are complex and rigid and, for many couples and individuals, this time consuming process ends in disappointment - particularly...
Clinical Trials In Costa Rica: A Brief Guide
A clinical trial is a medical research process through which new medical discoveries are tested by carrying out carefully controlled investigations on patients
“Conscious” Travel Will Be a Trend In 2022
The more holistic and respectful "travel with a conscience", in which the traveler discovers the destination and its surroundings in an active and conscious way
Number of Costa Ricans Registered to Vote Abroad Quadrupled In 8 Years
Although it does not seem that this vote is going to set the tone for what the final result will be
Tourists Can Know Take Electric Taxis from the Juan Santamaría Airport
The project “Accelerating the Transition to Electric Public Transport in the Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM)”
Costa Rica Leads the Quality of Mobile Video Calls In Central America
Costa Rica along with Guatemala lead the quality of mobile video calls in Central America; however, they lag behind other countries in North and South America
Learn Everything You Need to Know About “The Wisdom of Crowds”
“The Wisdom of Crowds” is a form oforganization, born directly from information technologies and new communications
Bicentennial Forest in Guanacaste Generates Employment and Protects Biodiversity
A public space with 1,000 trees, recreational and cultural sites, will be part of the Bicentennial Forest.
Return to In-Person Classes Should Not Stop Due To Fourth Wave Of Covid-19, According...
Hand washing, physical distancing, vaccination and proper use of the mask would help overcome the health crisis
An Artistic Replica of a 4000-Year-Old Mummy Arrives at the Jade Museum of Costa...
People who visit the INS Museum of Jade and Pre-Columbian Culture, in downtown San José, will be able to get to know a mummy of the Chinchorro culture up clos
Dealing With Family Holiday Challenges
Getting your trip all planned can be difficult. After all, the logistics involved in a successful trip can present unique challenges
This Past Friday the 9 millionth Passenger Arrived at The Daniel Oduber Airport
This Friday, January 7th in the afternoon, the nine millionth passenger arrived at the Daniel Oduber airport in Guanacaste
These Are the New Maximum Annual Interest Rates for Credits and Microcredits in Costa...
The calculation of the maximum annual interest rates and their publication must be carried out by the Central Bank in the first week of January and July of each year
Tico Industries Consider: “A Step in the Right Direction” to Approve a law that...
“A step in the right direction”. This way Tico industrialists celebrated approval of the bill that lowered the single tax on liquefied petroleum gas (LP gas)
In Costa Rica There Will Be a Full Return to In-Person Classes
Faced with this situation, the Regional Directions, Circuit Supervisions should look for healthy and safe sites
