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Felling Debate Grows, Decree Affects Coastal Forests

A presidential decree intended to regulate thecutting of Costa Rica’s coastal forests mayinstead be hacking away at the country’s longstandingmarriage between ecotourism andenvironmental protection.At...

Gold Panners Demand Compensation

PUERTO JIMÉNEZ, Osa Peninsula – Tired ofwaiting for payments they say are nearly 20 years overdue,hundreds of former gold miners from this SouthernZone town...

CD Benefits Corcovado

“Dejando Huellas” is a compilationcompact disk which allows listeners of traditionalCosta Rican rhythms to save jaguars,tapirs and macaws at the same time.The newly released...

Fair Promotes Southern-Zone Tourism

WITH the goal of promoting theuntamed natural wonders of the country’sSouthern Zone, the Osa Chamber ofTourism (CATUOSA) will hold its eighthannual EXPO-OSA Tourism Exchange...

Tour Company Donates $20,000 to Save Park

IN response to a call for increased support of Costa Rica’s national park system from the private sector, a San José-based tour guide company...

Sustainable Tourism in Costa Rica: Balancing Eco-Friendly Practices with Mass Tourism Trends

A scorecard on sustainable tourism recently published by National Geographic Traveler Magazine gave Costa Rica what it called a “surprisingly mediocre score,” pointing to...

Pacheco: Trip to Europe Fruitful

PRESIDENT Abel Pacheco returned Monday from a two-week trip in Italy and Spain with new firefighting equipment, blessings from the Pope and new opportunities...

Guanacaste Spas: Relax – There Are Plenty to Go Around

WITH all the rushing around and seeing sights, visitors to Guanacaste may want a good reason to take a break from taking a break....

Discover Guanacaste: Costa Rica’s Beaches, Volcanoes, and Wildlife

GUANACASTE in Costa Rica's northwestern province, is known worldwide for its warm, sunny weather and beaches. However, the country’s second-largest province offers much more....

Club Bahía Offers A Touch of Costa Rican Class

FLAMINGO – Swiss-run, Italian-managed, German-owned, U.S. chain – hotels and resorts up and down Guanacaste’s coast offer an international take on Costa Rica’s beaches,...

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Heavy Rains in Costa Rica Cause Severe Flooding

Costa Rica faces another tough week as persistent heavy rains pound our country, leading to widespread flooding, landslides, and disrupted lives. This October, the...

Marriott Expands in Costa Rica with Adventure-Focused Hotel

Marriott is set to grow its footprint in Costa Rica by opening a new hotel in the Central Pacific area next year. The Santa...

Expat Guide to Bilingual Schools in Guanacaste Costa Rica

When my wife and I moved to Costa Rica we were gloriously young and childless. Needless to say, childhood educational options were absent from...

Costa Rica Targets June 2026 for New High-Security Prison

Costa Rica faces a sharp increase in homicides tied to drug trafficking, putting heavy strain on its prisons. In response, the government has moved...

Panama Denounces New U.S. Pressure Over Chinese Companies

Panama’s President José Raúl Mulino on Thursday accused the United States of pressuring Panamanian officials to reduce the presence of Chinese companies in the...
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