In raising their children, many Costa Ricans apparently believe what their grandmothers taught them: the rounder a child, the healthier he or she is,...
Costa Rican journalist José Alberto Gatgens, a Caribbean zone correspondent for the daily La Nación, was the victim of an attempted shooting last week,...
Two employees of the General Immigration Administration are being held in preventive detention for three months for allegedly accepting payments of up to $800...
Moderate to high concentrations of lead, iron, copper, zinc and radioactive metals threaten the biodiversity of Costa Rica’s Pacific coastline, including fish, algae and...
Erich Stather, Germany’s Vice-Minister of Cooperation and Development, was in Costa Rica this week to visit areas benefiting from donations from Germany, as well...
“Water doesn’t just fall from the sky,” Environment Minister Carlos Manuel Rodríguez has said on multiple occasions. While the statement may not seem accurate...
