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Costa Rica’s RomerĆ­a Closes With Zero Deaths and 1,772 Medical Cases

Costa Rica's RomerĆ­a closed without a single reported death, ending a nine-day emergency operation in which the Costa Rican Red Cross treated 1,772 people...

Costa Rica’s President Attends the BasĆ­lica Mass for the First Time Since 2023

President Laura FernƔndez attended Sunday's solemn Mass for the Virgen de los Ɓngeles in Cartago, the first Costa Rican head of state to take...

La Negrita: Faith, Unity, and the Heart of Costa Rica

Today, thousands of pilgrims from across Costa Rica are arriving at the Basilica of Our Lady of the Angels in Cartago. They come on...

Costa Rica Reaches the Heart of the RomerĆ­a on the Feast of La Negrita

Today is the day the walking stops. August 2 is the feast of the Virgen de los Ɓngeles, the small dark stone image Costa...

Costa Rica’s RomerĆ­a Reaches Its Peak With Major Security Operation

Costa Rica’s RomerĆ­a entered its busiest time today as hundreds of thousands of pilgrims began converging on Cartago under one of the country’s largest...

Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Threaten Costa Rica’s RomerĆ­a Weekend

If you are walking to Cartago this weekend, plan on getting soaked at some point. Plan also for wind strong enough to bring a...

Costa Rica Shuts Four Kilometers of Ruta 2 on Saturday for the RomerĆ­a

If you drive between San JosƩ and Cartago, get ready to lose the road on Saturday. On August 1, Traffic Police plan to close...

Costa Rica Issues RomerĆ­a Safety and Traffic Warning

Costa Rica’s traffic plan for the 2026 RomerĆ­a continues this morning as growing numbers of pilgrims walked toward the BasĆ­lica de Nuestra SeƱora de...

Costa Rica Exhibition Reveals Hidden Meaning of Pre-Columbian Stamps

A new exhibition at the Museums of the Central Bank of Costa Rica is inviting visitors to view pre-Columbian stamps not simply as decorative...

Costa Rica Celebrates 202 Years Since Nicoya Chose to Join the Nation

Every July 25, Costa Rica marks one of the defining moments in our history. Two hundred and two years ago, a decision taken in...

Historic UCR Music School Faces Possible Closure

The historic building that houses the University of Costa Rica’s School of Musical Arts could lose its operating permit after health inspectors found infrastructure...

Grammy Winner Jon Batiste Announces First Costa Rica Concert

Grammy and Oscar-winning musician Jon Batiste will perform in Costa Rica for the first time this September, bringing a one-night orchestral concert to Parque...

Costa Rica Airport Excavation Uncovers Pre-Columbian Evidence

Costa Rica has completed an archaeological rescue excavation in the area planned for the future Southern International Airport, uncovering new evidence of pre-Columbian communities...

Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce and the Costa Rica Sloths Named After Them

As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce draw global attention around a reported wedding celebration at Madison Square Garden in New York, Costa Rica’s...
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Serena and Venus Williams Set for Cincinnati Open Doubles Return

Serena and Venus Williams will play doubles together for the first time since 2022 after the Cincinnati Open handed the sisters a wildcard into...

Costa Rica Files Constitutional Reform to Widen Extradition of Citizens

Costa Rica is preparing to make a big change to who it can send abroad to face trial. The government says it will ask...

Wiretaps Allege Costa Rica Police Tipped Off Diablo’s Criminal Network

Wiretap recordings incorporated into the criminal case against the organization led by Alejandro Arias Monge, known by the alias "Diablo," describe a network of...

Costa Rica’s RomerĆ­a Closes With Zero Deaths and 1,772 Medical Cases

Costa Rica's RomerĆ­a closed without a single reported death, ending a nine-day emergency operation in which the Costa Rican Red Cross treated 1,772 people...