No menu items!

COSTA RICA'S LEADING ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER

HomeEl Niño

El Niño

Thousands affected by water shortages in Costa Rica

AyA says 57,000 people could find themselves without running water for at least 12 hours.

El Niño-related flooding causes snake invasion, beach closures in Argentina

Extreme flooding caused by El Niño washed poisonous snakes downriver in northern Argentina, forcing authorities to close beaches to summer holidaymakers.
Costa Rica Coffee
Loading…
COSTA RICA EXCHANGE RATE
Costa Rica Car Rental
Costa Rica T shirts
Costa Rica Travel
Costa Rica Coffee Brew Guide
Costa Rica Travel Insruance

Costa Rica’s Pacific Faces Drought as Caribbean Rainfall Soars

Costa Rica ended July with two sharply different weather realities: unusually dry conditions across much of the Pacific and Central Valley, and exceptionally heavy...

Cincinnati Open 2026 Guide: Dates, Players and What to Know

The Cincinnati Open 2026 runs August 8-23 in Mason, Ohio. See key dates, leading players, Latin American names and what fans should know

Costa Rica Protest to Defend Judiciary Amid Government Clash

Demonstrators will gather in San José and other parts of Costa Rica as tensions rise over judicial appointments, criminal complaints and government budget cuts.

Costa Rica’s Route 32 Remains Closed After Overnight Landslide

Route 32 remained closed early this morning after a landslide left material on the highway connecting San José with Limón, forcing drivers to use...