Tag: indigenous
Are Costa Rica’s Indigenous Languages Doomed to Disappear? Part 2
Most of the indigenous communities that inhabit Costa Rica continue facing a cultural threat: the loss of their unique, pre Columbian languages. Carlos Sánchez...
Are Costa Rica’s Indigenous Languages Doomed to Disappear? Part 1
In a few words, it has been known to happen. The Chorotega and Huetar languages, which were spoken in the Nicoya peninsula and in...
United Nations Project in Costa Rica Positions Leadership of Indigenous and Migrant Women
Strengthening the participation of women from groups in vulnerable situations and promoting peaceful coexistence in territories at risk of conflict, especially indigenous peoples, is...
Costa Rican Easter Culinary Traditions Prevent Food Loss and Waste
For Costa Ricans, food has a special value during Easter. At this time, families enjoy honey, pickles, minced meat, donuts, cakes and other foods...
Exhibition Highlights Costa Rica´s Stone Legacy
The Legado en Piedra exhibition seeks to highlight the stupendous quality of the manufacturing of this material by the indigenous populations of Costa Rica,...
Special Olympics Will Have Events of the Indigenous Ticos for the First Time
A delegation from the Special Olympics visited eight indigenous territories of Costa Rica in order to make visible and offer new opportunities to people...
Solar Panels Will Bring Electricity to 46 Tico Indigenous Families of Conte Burica
Forty-six Ngöbe indigenous families from Conte Burica will have electricity thanks to the donation of solar panels for their homes.
Indigenous Knowledge is Many Ways More Profound Than Science
Like much of everything, science can be influenced by money and profit.
Go Hiking in the Cabécar Indigenous Community on an Amazing 10 km Route
Hiking and learning about the customs, culture, gastronomy, and natural landscapes observed in an indigenous community will be possible with the group of hikers...
Agrarian Defense: The Heroic Lawyers of Farmers and Indigenous Communities in Costa Rica
For people with low economic resources who have an agrarian or land conflict in Costa Rica the possibility of having a lawyer paid by...
Think about Donating Used Bikes to Indigenous Children Who Walk Hours to School
The World Olympic Athletes Association (WOA), an organization recognized by the International Olympic Committee, announced that the “Yo Impulso” Foundation, led by the Costa...
Tico Campaign Seeks to Install Solar Panels in Educational Centers for Indigenous Communities
About 115 educational centers in indigenous areas have benefited from the installation of 120 photovoltaic systems, as part of a project by the Omar...
October 12: Different Cultures Coming Together
"The day of the meeting of cultures" is the name given to the conmemoration of October 12, which is held remembering the arrival to...
Indigenous Families of China Kichá Face Threat of Eviction Due to Doubtful Judicial Resolution
16 indigenous families of the Cabécar people face a threat of eviction from the recovered farm Kono Jú, where they live, due to a...
Indigenous Women Reaffirm Their Role as Leaders, Protectors of the Forest, and Entrepreneurs
In a discussion on the International Day of Indigenous Women, Faustina Torres, businesswoman, and indigenous leader exposed the role of women as transmitters of...
CCSS Implements Regulations for Indigenous People to have Priority for Employment within their...
This week the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) launched regulations for employment relationships with special conditions, which will facilitate the hiring of indigenous people to work in their own territory
Cabécares Families Will Donate Two Tons of Their Crops to the National Women’s Soccer...
Some 700 bags with plantains, beans, cassava, bananas, lemons, and avocados, among other farm products, will be donated to the players of the national...
Endless Violence, Official Complicity and Media Silence The Taking Away of Indigenous Peoples Ancestral...
In the heart of the Costa Rican forests and jungles, there are 9 Indigenous nations distributed in 24 territorial regions
Coyoche, King of the Chorotegas, Important Historical Character of our Native Indigenous Culture
Peoples belong to two different cultural groups: Coyoche belonging to the cultural area of Mesoamerica and Garabito to the so-called Intermediate Area
Bring Sacred Ceremonies Into Your Life
From ancient times all the way forward to today, sacred ceremonies, and plant medicine have been used to create a time and space for...
Mantrika Festival Features Carolina Chrem
The Mantrika Festival, being held from September 21 – 29th, is to celebrate and explore the ancient traditions where we live, witness, share, and enjoy...
MEET THE BORUCA PEOPLE OF COSTA RICA
In the Southern Zone of Costa Rica live a group of indigenous people who claim they are the only tribe who were never conquered...
Indigenous Peoples More Likely to Get Cancer, doctors say
A recent study revealed preventable cancers are more common within Native populations.
The study was led by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)...
Highlights from the Pope’s Address to the U.S. Congress
Pope Francis’s visit to the U.S. has been causing quite a stir. Read some key points from his address here at TCRN.
Pope Francis began...
Costa Rica: a “multiethnic and multicultural nation”
It’s no news that Costa Rica is country of diverse ethnic origins, but this week minority groups are finally getting their recognition.
On Monday, August...
Highlights from the Pope’s Apology to Indigenous Peoples of Latin America
Many grave sins were committed against the native peoples of America in the name of God…I humbly ask forgiveness, not only for the offenses...
Indigenous Térraba Still Under Attack
Costa Rica News - After several attacks against the indigenous community in Buenos Aires Salitre of Puntarenas, there has been more vandalism and violence,...
Indigenous Groups and Government Create Dialogue for Issues in Costa Rica
Costa Rica News - The government and indigenous groups of Costa Rica established a dialogue to address various issues related to land tenure and...
Talking With the Ancestors
I’m a traveler, explorer and a “New Ager” for lack of a better term, so when a Costa Rican friend of mine, Carlos, started...
