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Guanacaste Forest Cover Grows

The northwest province of Guanacaste has more forest now than it did two decades ago, according to a recent report by the National Fund...

Horizontes Receives Sustainability Award

Ecotourism company Horizontes Nature Tours will be among the honorees in New York City May 17, when nonprofit group Rainforest Alliance hosts a sustainable...

Country Prepared for Avian Flu

Though no cases of avian flu have been recorded in Costa Rica and the country is only at a slight risk for the disease...

What’s Open, Closed During Easter Holy Week

Before you make plans for your vacations and prayers this Easter Holy Week, take note of the following information in case you require a...

More Funds Sought for Osa Conservation

Recent conservationist fundraising that has yielded thousands of dollars and a brand new park ranger station at CorcovadoNational Park are among the efforts to...

New Water Policies Attract Int’l Attention

“Water doesn’t just fall from the sky,” Environment Minister Carlos Manuel Rodríguez has said on multiple occasions. While the statement may not seem accurate...

Café Britt Responds to Souvenir Shop Criticism

Every person – foreigner or Costa Rican national – who enters and exits Costa Rica through its principal international airport, Juan Santamaría, northwest of...

Rancho La Botija: On the Crossroads in San Isidro

Over the years, the Southern Zone city of San Isidro de El General has become a crossroads for tourists traveling to and from Chirripó,...

Campaign Overlooks Environment

Among the issues that will sway Costa Rican voters in the upcoming presidential election, environmental concerns appear to have a stronger pull than candidates...

Fishermen Seek Changes to Law

HUNDREDS of mostly small-scale commercial fishermen from the northwestern province of Guanacaste who seek modifications to the country s Fishing Law to allow limited...

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Costa Rica Cybercrime Doubles as Criminals Go Digital

Cybercrime continues to increase in Costa Rica, and the figures are concerning to Costa Rican authorities. Randall Zúñiga, Director of the Judicial Investigation Organization...

Costa Rica Studio Wimblu Explores Language Through Art and Film

Wimblu, a creative documentary studio formed by three Costa Ricans, is set to host several events in anticipation of the release of the ninth...

Panama Trial Begins for Ex President Martinelli in Odebrecht Scandal

Former Panamanian president Ricardo Martinelli, who has sought asylum in the Nicaraguan embassy, and about twenty others will be tried starting Monday in Panama...

Costa Rica Coffee Crisis Labor Shortage Leads to Major Crop Loss

Costa Rica's coffee industry faces losses of up to 10% as Nicaragua's strict new immigration laws and unseasonable rains disrupt the crucial harvest season....

Costa Rica 5G Ban Strains Diplomatic Relations with China

Relations between Costa Rica and China have grown increasingly strained after the Central American nation's decision to exclude Asian companies from its 5G network...
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