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Costa Rica Environmental Groups Decry Damage to Tamarindo Trees

In an effort to put an end to the devastation of trees in the vicinity of the Playa Tamarindo estuary in Santa Cruz, Guanacaste,...

Costa Rica’s Vargas Golden Again in Hurdles at 2023 Pan American Games

Costa Rican track star Andrea Carolina Vargas cemented her status as one of the region's top hurdlers by successfully defending her title in the...

Panama Canal Reduces Crossings Amid Drought

The Panama Canal, the vital waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, is facing an unprecedented drought that is severely impacting operations. On...

Tropical Storm Pilar Brings Heavy Rains to Costa Rica

Tropical Storm Pilar is expected to maintain its indirect influence over Costa Rica until Wednesday afternoon, according to forecasts from the National Meteorological Institute...

Risks Rise on Costa Rica’s Landslide-Prone Route 32

Route 32, the critical highway connecting Costa Rica's Central Valley to the Caribbean port of Limón, has faced repeated shutdowns this year due to...

Costa Rica Opens Long-Awaited Viaduct on Flooded Route 27

From Monday onwards, drivers on Route 27 can now make use of a newly opened viaduct, a development aimed at addressing the persistent issue...

Spain Intercepts Costa Rica Cocaine Shipment

In a major narcotic bust, Spanish authorities have intercepted a shipment of 720 kilograms of cocaine camouflaged within scrap metal originating from Costa Rica....

Halloween’s Origins in Celtic and Christian Traditions

In the United States, Halloween has boomed into the second-largest commercial holiday, generating billions in sales annually. While many Costa Ricans have adopted this...

Costa Rica on Alert as Tropical Storm Pilar Advances

Costa Rica, along with its neighboring Central American nations, is on high alert as Tropical Storm Pilar advances from the Pacific. Already responsible for...

Costa Rica Looks to Criminalize “Loan Shark” Practices

The Minister of Security Mario Zamora expressed concerns over the so-called "shark loans" or “drop by drop” (gota a gota), highlighting them as precursors...

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