San José streets empty for Semana Santa By The Tico Times March 26, 2016 Lindsay Fendt/The Tico Times The usually jam-packed Avenida Segunda sits empty on Good Friday. It may not be the beach, but as Central Valley residents spill out of the city for Semana Santa, San José becomes a quiet paradise. Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail The Tico Times Previous articleGender and the city: improving equality in Costa Rica through urban designNext articleGuatemala shocks US with 2-0 win in World Cup qualifier Latest Articles Anticipating Verdict in Inter-American Court’s Inaugural Case on Abortion Rights March 24, 2023 Costa Rican Congressman submits Law Proposal to Protect Sailfish March 24, 2023 Spanish Badosa and Chilean Garin Progress at the Miami Open Despite Obstacles March 23, 2023 Latin America’s Water Resources Management Requires High-Level Political Backing, Urges U.N. March 23, 2023 Costa Rica Takes the Lead in Promoting the Value of Forests for a Sustainable Future March 23, 2023 Popular Reads Walmart plans to invest around $1.5 billion in Mexico and Central America by 2023 March 19, 2023 Costa Rica Wildlife – Meet the Northern Tamandua March 22, 2023 Costa Rica Takes Action to Cleanse Highly Polluted River March 23, 2023 Costa Rica Takes the Lead in Promoting the Value of Forests for a Sustainable Future March 23, 2023
