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Forbes Picks Costa Rica’s Rancho Pacifico to Beat the Crowds

The Tico Times -
A Forbes feature names Rancho Pacifico, a 20-guest rainforest resort above Uvita, among its top shoulder-season escapes from the crowds.
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Costa Rica Researchers Study Pollution Exposure in Ostional Sea Turtles

The Tico Times -
Researchers are examining olive ridley sea turtles at Ostional for exposure to antibiotic-resistance genes as part of a broader investigation into marine pollution. Details...
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Costa Rica Plans Highway Cameras and Radar Every 1.5 Kilometers on San Ramón Route

The Tico Times -
Drivers on the widened highway between San José and San Ramón would be watched by cameras and radar sensors at least every 1.5 kilometers...
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El Niño Is Already Cutting Costa Rica’s Coffee Harvest by Up to 15%

The Tico Times -
Costa Rica's coffee growers now expect a harvest 10% to 15% smaller than first estimated as El Niño's irregular rains and rising heat reach...
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Your 2027 Marchamo Is Due and the New Sticker Can Only Go On Once

The Tico Times -
The 2027 marchamo is due by Dec. 31, with a new 10-year sticker you can only stick on once.
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Costa Rica Now Has Its Own Wine Grape After a 50-Year Quest

The Tico Times -
Costa Rica now has a wine grape of its own. Peppevidor, a hybrid bred to grow in tropical heat, was certified as a new...
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Prosecutors Find No Costa Rican Victims in Epstein Files Investigation

The Tico Times -
Costa Rican prosecutors ask a court to dismiss their Epstein files probe after finding no local victims or suspects.
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Gota a Gota Extortion Cases Keep Climbing in Costa Rica, OIJ Data Show

The Tico Times -
Extortion complaints tied to gota a gota loans in Costa Rica hit a record 935 in 2025, and 2026 is close behind.
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Costa Rica Uses Smartphones to Create 3D Maps of Pacific Coral Reefs

The Tico Times -
A Costa Rican conservation organization is using ordinary smartphones to create detailed three-dimensional maps of coral reefs along the country's Pacific coast, giving researchers...
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Costa Rica Reopens Cambronero Highway After Nearly Two-Months

The Tico Times -
Costa Rica has reopened the Cambronero section of Route 1, restoring an important highway connection between the Central Valley and the Pacific coast after...
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US Midterm Vote Won’t Necessarily Lift Costa Rica’s 12.5% Tariff

The Tico Times -
Analysts say Tuesday's US midterms could shift the politics around Costa Rica's 12.5% tariff, but a new Congress won't automatically lift it.
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Costa Rica’s Pesticide Problem and the Beauty of Backyard Gardening

Don Mateo -
Isn’t it ironic that Costa Rica, our country famed throughout the world for its amazing flora and fauna, is also at or near the...
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Costa Rica Dollar Supply Hits Record 20 Years After Colón Devaluations Ended

The Tico Times -
The dollar sits near ₡452 as Costa Rica marks 20 years since ending planned colón devaluations. Here's what is driving record dollar supply.
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Woman Accused of Forging Deeds to Take an American’s Property Deported to Costa Rica

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Two Costa Ricans wanted since 2016, including a woman suspected of using forged deeds and powers of attorney to take property and money from...
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Forbes Picks Costa Rica’s Rancho Pacifico to Beat the Crowds

A Forbes feature names Rancho Pacifico, a 20-guest rainforest resort above Uvita, among its top shoulder-season escapes from the crowds.
Read more

Costa Rica Researchers Study Pollution Exposure in Ostional Sea Turtles

Researchers are examining olive ridley sea turtles at Ostional for exposure to antibiotic-resistance genes as part of a broader investigation into marine pollution. Details...
Read more

Costa Rica Plans Highway Cameras and Radar Every 1.5 Kilometers on San Ramón Route

Drivers on the widened highway between San José and San Ramón would be watched by cameras and radar sensors at least every 1.5 kilometers...
Read more

El Niño Is Already Cutting Costa Rica’s Coffee Harvest by Up to 15%

Costa Rica's coffee growers now expect a harvest 10% to 15% smaller than first estimated as El Niño's irregular rains and rising heat reach...
Read more