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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...

Campesinos Kicked Out of Capital

VARIOUS campesino groups protesting in San José were told this year to get out, leaving behind only graffiti in their memory.   The Bambuzal campesinos, who...

Presidential Candidates Present Plans for Tourism

THE National Tourism Chamber (CANATUR) brought together nine presidential candidates last week to discuss the golden child of the Costa Rican economy – tourism...

Cunning Web Site Owner Causes Libertarian Confusion

• Although the Web addresswww.movimientolibertario.com seemslike a portal into theworld of Costa Rica’sLibertarianMovement Party, itinstead leads to theofficial site of thevery different CitizenAction Party...

Adventures Under the Sun: Unique Trips for Teens

WITH the long school vacations almost upon us, many parents are wracking their brains looking for outdoor summer programs in Costa Rica.Adventures Under the...

Tourism Institute Turns 50

AFTER half a century of “progress and development,” the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday as it pledged to continue...

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Costa Rica Women’s Day Protest Targets Inequality, Government Neglect

Hundreds of women, joined by children, adults, and seniors, flooded the streets of San José on Saturday to mark International Women’s Day, demanding equality,...

El Salvador Closes Bitcoin-Funded Pet Hospital After Welfare Scandal

The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, announced this Saturday the closure of the country's only pet hospital, which was created with funds from...

How to Sue Your Noisy Neighbor in Costa Rica When Animals Disrupt Sleep

Ever had a peaceful night's sleep shattered by a noisy animal? If you have lived for any amount of time in Costa Rica, your...

Costa Rica Faces Alarming Surge in Violence Against Women

Violence against women in Costa Rica has surged to alarming levels in 2025. As of February 26, the Judicial Branch’s Observatory on Gender Violence...

Costa Rica Targets Motorcycle Duos in Bid to Curb Soaring Murder Rate

Costa Rica is confronting an escalating security crisis as murders climb year after year, with contract killings increasingly shattering the nation’s reputation for peace....
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