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The Tico Times on Radio Dos: Our Santa Teresa and Puerto Viejo deep dives

Did you hear The Tico Times on Radio Dos this morning?

The Tico Times has teamed with Radio Dos to give you 90 seconds of news every Wednesday during “Margie in the Morning.”

This week, assistant editor Alexander Villegas discussed The Tico Times’ reporting from Santa Teresa and Puerto Viejo.

In case you missed it, listen to this week’s installment below:

https://soundcloud.com/user-177523014/995-seconds-of-news-the-tico-times-deep-dives

Catch the segment every Wednesday morning on 99.5 FM to for a quick dose of news.

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