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Limón One Step Closer to $80 Million Project

A bill that would inject a $72.5 million World Bank loan into a major revamping of Costa Rica’s Caribbean port and city of Limón...

Osa Community Feels Sold Down the River

“If the concessions to take gravel from our river are granted, more than 80 percent of the families in this town will have absolutely...

Manuel Antonio Park Gets Extension

Manuel AntonioNational Park will stay open, for now. Local businesses and tourism outlets breathed a sigh of relief last Friday after Health Minister María Luisa...

Emergency Supply Warehouse Gutted by Accidental Fire

A National Emergency Commission (CNE) supply warehouse caught fire near the TobíasBolañosAirport in Pavas, west of San José, destroying emergency supplies for the earthquake...

New Networking Group For Professionals

International Professionals of Costa Rica is a new networking group that organizes social, recreational, cultural, charitable and educational activities for internationally minded professionals living...

León at Crossroads After Disputed Election, As Both Parties Claim ‘Resounding’ Victory

LEÓN – When mayor-elect Manuel Calderón appeared in national newspapers beating a riot cop with a club at an opposition protest in September, the...

Wildlife Photographer Drawn to Subjects’ Stories

Adrian Hepworth knew he was onto something good. He spotted the bright pink leaves of a tonka bean tree covering the jungle ground near...

‘Pelagic Park’ Would Help Save Spinner Dolphins

Part two in a two-part series on Costa Rica’s spinner dolphins. The most hightech, large-scale fishing in Costa Rica’s oceans is commercial tuna fishing. From hardworking...

Del Vecchio Not Backing Down

It’s been a rough couple of months for Public Security Minister Janina del Vecchio. The former legislator with the National Liberation Party (PLN) and diplomat...

San José Summer Festival Draws a Crowd

Under the spreading limbs of old, indigenous trees, the artisans set up their tables and spread out their wares: earrings, preserves, baskets, linen shirts,...

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Nighttime Closures Set for Costa Rica Highway This Weekend Amid Overpass Work

Drivers on Costa Rica's busy General Cañas Highway face temporary full closures over three nights starting this Friday as crews install beams for a...

How Latin America Is Adapting to Trump’s New Pressure

Latin America is navigating a minefield of economic and military threats following Donald Trump’s return to the White House. Some leaders have pushed back,...

Costa Rica Jaguar Caught on Camera Trap in Guanacaste Forest

The forest that I visit in person isn’t the same place my camera traps record. When I’m physically there it takes all of ten...

U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica Issues Security Alert Due To Rising Crime Threats

The U.S. Embassy here released a security alert, warning its citizens about a spike in crimes targeting foreigners across our country. Officials pointed to...

Costa Rica’s Main Airport Braces for Passenger Growth This High Season

Operators at Juan Santamaría International Airport forecast a notable uptick in passenger traffic for the upcoming high season, with projections showing 300,000 more visitors...
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