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Costa Rica’s Environmental Commitment Awarded by Unesco
Costa Rica's Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed that the United Nations Organization for Science, Education and Culture (Unesco) has awarded the city of San...
UNESCO World Heritage Friendship International Park
It is appropriate to begin these lines by making known that to our pride this park was declared by UNESCO a World Heritage Site...
Tourism, Heritage, and Sports Focus on UNESCO’s Intense Agenda
Sustainable tourism as a protective tool for heritage and the role of sport in public policies are today focused on Unesco Online Forums framed...
What Makes Costa Rica so Unique?
Let the proud ‘Ticos’ raise their hand; being a ‘Tico’ is a blessing! This piece of land anchored to the middle of the continent is full of unique and curious benefits that many of us do not know
Bizarre! Setena Approves that New Spheres Be Removed from Diquis
What a joke in bad taste for archeology and anthropology! So it seems what the archeologist Ifigenia Quintanilla denounces on her Instagram account
The Stone Spheres of Diquí: An Ancient Mistery Revealed?
The Stone Spheres of Costa Rica are a group of more than 5 hundred pyrospheres located mainly in the south of Costa Rica in...
What Are the Mysterious and Enormous Stone Spheres Found in Costa Rica?
The presence in Costa Rica of these -often huge- spherical stones are well known and we have spoken of it extensively in other articles,...
The Guayabo National Monument: Costa Rica’s Pride
The Guayabo National Monument is a protected area of the country, it is known as one of the oldest and most important pre-Hispanic archaeological...
Venezuela in Mourning After the Death of José Antonio Abreu
The Venezuelan director, who founded the System of Children and Youth Orchestras to help fight poverty, died at the age of 79.
The System of...
14 Things That You May Not Know about Costa Rica
Costa Rica, it is known for its beautiful natural scenery, its biodiversity and its wonderful habitants happy. Here are 14 interesting facts about Costa...
November 16th: International Tolerance Day
On December 12th, 1996, it was proclaimed by the General Assembly of the United Nations and on the initiative of the United Nations Educational,...
Sustainability for Tourism
The concept of tourism according to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) is self-defined and tells us that it is any activity in the medium,...
Savegre River; Recognized as Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO
The Savegre River basin, in the Costa Rican Central Pacific coast, was designated as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO.
Biosphere reserves are essential for the...
Analyze Challenges to Incorporate the Use of Technology in the Workplace
As a result, a route sheet and framework for development plans at the national level will be obtained to assist stakeholders to ensure...
Diquís Hydroelectric Project Will Not Interfere With UNESCO Archeological Sites
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) –The Diquís hydroelectric project to be built in the south of the country, will not affect the four archaeological...
Mysterious Costa Rican Spheres Become an Official World Heritage Site
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – The Columbian settlements with Stone Spheres of Diquís (Costa Rica) today joined the list of sites declared as a World...
Indigenous Stone Spheres Will Help Cultural Memory of Costa Rica
The enigmatic Costa Rica stone spheres made by pre-Columbian Indians and future World Heritage nomination, will help rescue the cultural memory of Costa Ricans...
Costa Rica – Second Largest Central American Project Could Hit Road Block
The Diquís hydroelectric project being developed by Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) is accused of violating international standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO)...
Costa Rican young voices connect communities
Twenty-eight young women and men from all parts of Costa Rica recently learned how to produce their own radio messages on preventing violence, through...
