Tag: Urban
Coyotes Leave Their Habitat and Roam Urban Areas in Costa Rica
The reduction in human activity due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and other factors such as the pressure of urban development and deforestation have caused...
Urban growth in San Jose, Costa Rica creates problems
Costa Rica and Panama recorded the most urban growth, product modernization, and productive transformation of their economy in the Central American region.
More than 70%...
Young Tico Gains Worldwide Recognition as Top Urban Architect
Costa Rican, architect Diego Van Der Laat, was recognized by the American Journal Complex, highlighting him as a worldwide innovator for the urban environment.
Diego...
35% of Individuals Have Debt in Collections – Is There Respite for the Delinquent?
According to a study of 7 million Americans by the Urban Institute, more than a third of the individuals are in trouble paying back...
Costa Rica Aims to Have 100% Universal Health Coverage
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) - Health Ministry officials and representatives of the World Health Organization, discussed the coverage of the health system as...
Costa Rica’s Rainy Season Means Love is in the Air for Winged Ants
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – In rainy season, it is common to see outdoors or even in homes, hundreds of ants with wings. ...
Costa Rica Internet Broadband Grows 27.3% First-Half of 2009
Results of the Cisco Costa Rica Broadband Barometer Project reported a 27.3 percent growth in fixed broadband connections in Costa Rica during the first...
Alvarion Bags $6 Million WiMAX Contract from ICE of Costa Rica
By Rajani Baburajan TMCnet Contributing Editor
Alvarion, a provider of Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX (News - Alert)) and wireless broadband solutions, has bagged...
