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In 2020, assaults decreased and fraud increased in Costa Rica

Costa Rica projects to close the year with 80,000 criminal complaints, a lower number than that registered in 2019, which accounted for more than 100,000.

News briefs: Costa Rica news highlights to start your Wednesday

We hope you're reading this with a delicious Costa Rican coffee or traditional gallo pinto. Here's the Costa Rica (and regional) news you should know on Wednesday, October 28.

Costa Rica expands vehicular restrictions, places much of GAM under orange alert

The National Emergency Commission (CNE) on Thursday placed much of Costa Rica's Greater Metropolitan Area under an orange alert and expanded the national vehicular restriction. 

Pandemic accelerates in the Americas amid catastrophic economic prospects

As many countries prepare to resuscitate their economies, the IMF warned that a possible second wave of infections could mean a worsening of the already bleak picture.

Costa Rica further easing restrictions, including more beach time

Costa Rica is further easing health measures that it established over recent months to slow the spread of the coronavirus. 

Costa Rica will resume soccer tournament next week

Matches will initially be played without spectators. Under Costa Rica's timeline for reopening, even small crowds won't be allowed at athletic events until mid-July. 

Playa Hermosa to inaugurate accessible beach project

International support will help turn Playa Hermosa, Guanacaste, into a beach accessible to all. 

Cocos Island earns worldwide ‘Blue Park’ distinction from Marine Conservation Institute

The distinction highlights the world's best protected places in the ocean and the people who care about them.

Beautiful Costa Rica Boutique Hotel in San Jose

HOUSE For sale in the area between San Jose and Barrio Los Yoses, San Pedro Montes de Oca. On 31st Street, 8th Avenue - dead...

Puma spotted in Escazú; here’s what to do if you see it

Pumas and jaguars both live in Braulio Carillo National Park, located near San José.

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U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Visits Costa Rica for Holiday Break

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On the tennis courts of San José, young Costa Rican players chase futures shaped by a surface few here know as home. At the...

Costa Rica’s Warren Madrigal Joins Nashville SC in Major League Soccer Move

Costa Rican forward Warren Madrigal has taken a major step in his career by signing with Nashville Soccer Club in Major League Soccer. The...

Costa Rica Road Shuts Down Again by Landslides and Debris

Drivers faced another setback this morning as landslides blocked Route 32, the key link between the Central Valley and Limón province. The Ministry of...

Honduras’ President-Elect Faces Challenges With Thin Congressional Backing

Nasry Asfura, Honduras' president-elect and a key ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, steps into office with limited support in Congress, a setup that...
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