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Costa Rica reopening for tourists from EU, UK and Canada

Costa Rica will open its borders to foreign tourists from the European Union, the United Kingdom and Canada on August 1, Health Minister Daniel Salas announced Thursday. 

News briefs: Costa Rica expands hospital capacity at Trauma Hospital

The Costa Rica news you need to start your day as the coronavirus crisis continues to transform life in Costa Rica.

Costa Rica will announce airport reopening details this week

Costa Rica will announce details of its August airport reopening later this week, Health Minister Daniel Salas said.

Costa Rica passes law creating more long weekends through 2024

President Carlos Alvarado signed a law that creates more long weekends to boost Costa Rica travel and tourism through 2024.

Costa Rica still plans August airport reopening, Health Ministry says

Despite a recent increase in coronavirus cases, hospitalizations and deaths, Costa Rica still plans to reopen its airports for international travel in August, the Health Ministry said Wednesday. 

News briefs: Fire set outside coronavirus shelter for indigenous people

The shelter was housing at least three indigenous people, including the mother of a two-year-old who has tested positive for the coronavirus.

News briefs: Health Ministry condemns those who don’t believe in pandemic

Those protesters — many wearing masks or face shields — argued that not enough people had died in Costa Rica to justify the response.

Hotel reservation won’t work as exception to driving restrictions this week [Updated]

A hotel reservation won't exempt many drivers from the weekday vehicular restrictions this week, Costa Rica's Public Security Ministry confirmed Saturday. 

News briefs: Health Ministry says everyone, even the uninsured, can receive COVID care

Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms can receive care, free of charge, at Costa Rica's public health care system, Salas said.

Costa Rica announces new restrictions to limit mobility in Greater Metropolitan Area

Costa Rican authorities on Friday announced a series of health measures to limit mobility in the Greater Metropolitan Area, which includes the capital of San José and surrounding cities.

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