Costa Rica’s annual State of the Nation report this year noted that there were more protests in 2011 than all but two years in the past two decades. In 2012, that trend continued, as groups as diverse as farmworkers and Supreme Court justices marched in the nation’s capital.
Following last week’s firing of the fishery institute’s vice president, President Laura Chinchilla’s Cabinet focuses on more changes at the agency, including the possible firing of its president.
President Laura Chinchilla embarked last Sunday on a two-week trip to Europe to discuss foreign investment opportunities, more trade liberalization, and environmental policy.
Costa Rica's productive sector blames the closing of companies and loss of jobs on the Central Bank (BCCR). Thirteen private sector groups and chambers...
The Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) and the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC-MINAE) annouced the Constitutional Court rejected the action filed by...
