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Costa Rica’s Congress Advances Limon Marina Project

The long-awaited marina project in Limón may be one step closer to becoming a reality. Costa Rica's Congress has granted a procedural waiver for...

A Jaguar, A Puma, and the Magic of Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park

An extraordinary wildlife encounter captivated a group of Italian tourists on Tuesday afternoon in Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park. Eduardo Soto, a seasoned guide...

Costa Rican Government Halts Regional Travel Bill

In a recent development at the Costa Rican Legislative Assembly, deputies of the governing party have effectively blocked an initiative aimed at reducing the...

United Airlines Boosts Flights to Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Airport

Guanacaste Airport, a member of the VINCI Airports network, and the Costa Rican Tourism Board have announced an increase in United Airlines flight frequencies...

Illegal Raves on Costa Rican Beaches Raise Concerns

Costa Rican beaches, known for their natural beauty, are increasingly being used as venues for illegal raves, sparking significant concern among local residents and...

Tourists Bound and Robbed in Santa Teresa: Attackers Impersonate Police in High-End Heist

A violent crime occurred in one of Costa Rica’s most touristic places. As reported by the police, a group of Israeli tourists was bound,...
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MINAE Takes Stand Against Illegal Mining in Costa Rica’s Protected Areas

The Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) issued a statement denying any intention to conduct gold mining in Corcovado National Park. This clarification came...

Costa Rica’s Humpback Whales: Best Time to Watch and Conservation Tips

The arrival of September marks the peak of humpback whale-watching season, continuing through October. In Costa Rica, this spectacular event unfolds annually in the...

Poverty Decreases in Costa Rica, But Wage Gaps Persist

Poverty in Costa Rica has been steadily decreasing year-on-year, largely due to increased employment among residents. However, wage disparities across different social groups—particularly by...