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Talent and good policy are key targets for improving Costa Rica’s competitiveness, forum experts say

Costa Rica is well-positioned to start attracting more high-tech jobs and improve its workforce, according to one keynote speaker at the Competitiveness Summit, held Wednesday at Escazú’s Hotel Real InterContinental and co-sponsored by the Costa Rican-American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) and global consulting firm Deloitte.

Treks and the city

To reiterate, biking in central San José is a veritable death wish. Inexperienced riders should stick to stationary bikes at the gym.

Comedy homage, massive DJ party and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of the best events going on August 22-28.

Suburban US ghettos like Ferguson are ticking time bombs

They typically begin with an incident of racially tinged police abuse. Outraged members of the black community organize protests, the police overreact, and the protests become more violent and threatening.

Remembering pal and roommate James Foley

James Foley knew the risks of living dangerously and couldn't get enough of them. I know because Jim was a friend of mine.

New smartphone app lets farmers crowdsource coffee fungus alerts

A new smart phone app could help warn coffee farmers in Costa Rica about an impending outbreak of the fungus roya, or other pests. Developed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, Satcafe crowdsources information from farmers across Central America to help avoid another region-wide coffee plague.

Master’s Track championship kicks off in San José

Representing Costa Rica, Francisco Ortíz, 47, hurls a discus during a pentathlon at the North, Central American and Caribbean World Masters Athletics Championship, which started...

‘Amadeus’ is symphony of emotions at Teatro Espressivo

People love "Amadeus" - and now, thanks to Teatro Espressivo in Curridabat, you can see the play in Spanish, in a smooth, coherent adaptation.

El Niño: Kiss of death for Costa Rica’s sea turtle eggs?

PLAYA OSTIONAL, Guanacaste – Annual rainfall has decreased by 52 percent this year in the Guanacaste region, according to the National Meteorological Institute, affecting the hatching rates of turtles in Ostional, a mass nesting site on Costa Rica's Pacific coast for the olive ridley species.

Costa Rica Cracks Down on Turtle Egg Trafficking

In three separate busts on different coasts, Costa Rican police officers and Coast Guard officials seized a total of 442 sea turtle eggs on...

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