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Costa Rica Ranks 88th in the Global Attraction Index
Costa Rica was ranked 88th in the Global Attraction Index or Global Attractiveness Index (GAI), which measures and compares potential, in terms of investment and productive development of 144 nations
Ferry Between Costa Rica and El Salvador Would be Positive for Trade in the...
On September 1st, the governments of Costa Rica and El Salvador signed a memorandum of understanding for the implementation of sea shipping short route, also known as ferry line, this is considered a bilateral and regional strategic project
National Government Signs Agreement to Reforest Hundreds of Hectares
During the last 20 years, reforestation in the country has decreased, despite the existence of state programs and the presence of private investment in pro-environment projects
Restoration of Reefs and Coral Communities of the Tico Coast
In Costa Rica there are initiatives that are simply part of adding to collective growth and improvement, the greater drive to create awareness
Minea prepares for the introduction of electric buses in Costa Rica
The Ministry of Environment and Energy (Minea) announced this Thursday that they are in the preparation stage to integrate electronic buses in the country
More than 51 Million Attacks by Hackers During the Pandemic in Costa Rica
The Computer Incident Response Center of Costa Rica (CSIRT-CR) issued an alert to the information officers of public institutions and political parties about a malicious software (malware) called Drovorub
New National Campaign Invites Ticos to Recycle Cell Phones and Their Components
The Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), launched this week the campaign called “Dandö & Dandö el Planeta sale Ganando” (The planet wins when we all give)
Study Reveals that the Coronavirus can Invade the Brain
Headaches, confusion and delusions experienced by some COVID-19 patients could be the result of a direct invasion of the brain by the Coronavirus
Fourth Massive Bee Poisoning this year in the Country: Two Million more Die in...
Two million bees were poisoned in an apiary at Bijagual de Carara, in Turrubares de Puntarenas; apparently from the use of insecticides
The University of Costa Rica (UCR), 80 Years of Service to the Nation
The University of Costa Rica (UCR) has 1,191 laboratories, 48 research units, and is the main research institution in the country and in Central America
Waterfall Hiking: these are the Magical Routes to the Wonderful Waterfalls of Costa Rica
With the opening of the hotels to 100% of their capacity and after a long confinement, people have left their homes in search of adventure and economic reactivation
Conservation Map of Costa Rica Grew more than 11 thousand km² in the Last...
Costa Rica's conservation map is 11,122 km² larger than 10 years ago. In other words, in the last decade the area of the country's natural territory has increased by the equivalent of 320 thousand times the size of the National Stadium
Costa Rica and its Distant Relationship with Hurricanes
There are people who remain uncertain about hurricanes and how they have impacted Costa Rica, if they affect it directly and indirectly
Costa Rican Biologist Wins Prestigious Award for Studying Dragonflies
The nature that surrounds us is full of mysteries and, as a society, we have only discovered a little part of it. One of them is that female dragonflies of the genus Ischnura imitate the blue color, characteristic of males, to avoid mating when they have not reached sexual maturity
COVID-19: Let’s Not Sharpen the Wolf’s Teeth
With reference to Covid-19, everything has focused on the virus and what has to be done with it, even the wildly sought vaccine
Ecological Blue Flag Awarded To The Storage Center from The Municipality Of San José
The Recycling Program from the Municipality of San José was awarded the Blue Flag Ecological Climate Change Award, being the only facility in this municipality that has this distinction
Tips for Increasing Your Self-esteem
Increasing self-esteem is vital for great personal growth. When you feel good about yourself, you focus on reaching your goals, having fun, and sharing with others
How Science Makes People Believe that, Even if Healthy, They are Potentially Sick
Antonio Sitges-Serra has written a book that is as revealing and documented as it is controversial. And with a rather provocative title: "If you can, do not go to the doctor." The recommendation comes close
When Will the Pandemic Curve be Broken in Costa Rica?
On May 2nd, Costa Rica had broken the curve from the first wave of contagion for the novel Coronavirus and according to the latest official projections, the second wave should have reached its highest point in the middle of the previous month, an optimistic forecast that was not fulfilled
Improve Your Well-being Through Meditation
One of the best ways to find well-being and a balance between mind and body is through meditation. With this we can also reduce stress levels and concerns that come to us daily
Three Spiritual Techniques that will Help you Heal Body and Mind
In this article you will learn 3 techniques that will help you connect with your spiritual side, in addition to healing both your mind and your body
Maritime Terrestrial Zone in danger in Marbella, Costa Rica?
The Federation for the Conservation of the Environment (FECON) recently requested the Municipality of Santa Cruz de Costa Rica to proceed and clean up the situation in the Maritime Terrestrial Zone (ZMT) of the Marbella sector, within the district of Cuajiniquil
National University Study Reveals a Healthy Aging Process for Senior Adults in Costa Rica
An investigation by the School of Psychology and the Institute of Social Studies in Population (Idespo) of the National University found high scores associated with healthy aging by Ticos over 50 years of age.
Noam Chomsky: “We Have Little Time Left to Decide Whether Human Life Will Survive”
There has been no other moment of these characteristics in the history of Humanity. This is assured by the prestigious American intellectual and activist Noam Chomsky
Patricia Portela de Souza Assumes Representation of UNICEF in Costa Rica
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) announced that Patricia Portela assumed the representation of the entity in Costa Rica
“Reactivate Hope” Campaign Seeks to Combat Hunger in Guanacaste
The cantons of Santa Cruz, Liberia and Carrillo - highly dependent on tourism - need your help. The "Reactivate Hope" campaign seeks to combat hunger in areas where tourism activity has been greatly impacted by the COVID-19 crisis
Rich Countries Run Over the Poor Countries in the Race for Vaccine Accessibility
The United States, Europe and other wealthy countries are causing that the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (Cepi) falter, Cepi has the purpose of ensuring future COVID-19 vaccines are fairly distributed
Russia Organizes Schedule for Application of COVID-19 Vaccines
Starting in November, Russia will begin the application of vaccines against the Coronavirus for high-risk groups, announced the Minister of Health of that country, Mikhail Murashko
Foods that Kill Your Immune System
They say that we are what we eat, and many people bear in mind that the diet they eat is closely related to weight and physical appearance
Bacteria Can Survive in Outer Space
Experts have long talked about the different bacteria that exist, their effects, and how long they remain active. There is one that has become popular through research, it is called radio-resistant Deinococcus
The New Fight Against Corruption in Costa Rica and its Impact on Private Business
Corruption is a figure that, despite being socially criticized, has existed since the beginning of civilization. It is not possible to point to a single event in history as the trigger that originates the figure of corruption
US Refuses to Participate in WHO Fund to Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine Equitably
The Trump administration assured this September 1st that it will not participate in the Covax mechanism, which would seek to distribute Covid-19 vaccines equitably in countries with fewer resources
50% of COVID-19 Infections Come From People Without Symptoms, says Yale Study
Half of the Covid-19 infections would be caused by people without symptoms: some in the pre-symptomatic stage and others completely asymptomatic
Costa Rica is Ranked Third in the Region with the Lowest Gender Wage Gap
Worldwide, on average, women receive 20.5% less in their monthly wages compared to what men earn, in Costa Rica the figure drops to 7.8%
Discover the Benefits of Meditating in Times of Pandemic
How many times during this quarantine have you not felt overwhelmed with feelings or emotions that you do not know how to handle?
How to Take Care of Your Skin in Times of Pandemic
Nowadays, many people are washing their hands and using disinfectants much more frequently than usual, in addition to the constant use of protective face masks
Elon Musk’s “Neuralink”: Billionaire Entrepreneur’s Latest Breakthrough in His Plan to Connect Our Brains...
Can you imagine being able to save your memories on a computer, directly from your brain, and see them again whenever you want?
Facebook Opens Registration to its “Horizon Virtual Reality World”
Facebook opened registrations to test the beta version of its virtual reality world called “Facebook Horizon” and the company announced that
Human Reproduction Specialists in the Country Ask Their Patients Not to Postpone Treatments
Human reproduction specialists are calling on those who dream of conceiving, so that due to the Pandemic
Deputies Seek to Ease Vehicle Restriction to Promote Tourism on Weekends
The National Assembly is working on a plan seeking that the sanitary vehicle restriction does not apply...
