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University students march in Costa Rica against budget restrictions

Thousands of students and workers from the five public universities of Costa Rica marched to Casa Presidencial on Tuesday to protest against restrictions on the use of those institutions' budgets. 

Costa Rican students continue protests over public education programs

Costa Rican high school students demonstrated Monday in front of the Rofas Building in San José and closed educational centers in different parts of...

President Alvarado addresses Costa Rican protests, urges peace and dialogue

Alvarado ended with a more forceful message apparently directed at sectors that have shut down roads and highways across Costa Rica. 

Protests continue to shut down Costa Rican highways, streets

Take extra precaution when driving this weekend in Costa Rica.

Unrest in Costa Rica over Education Ministry, new value-added tax

"There has been a mass of disinformation or false information that does not help in that democratic and peaceful construction."

La Carpio’s cultural rebellion

In the fourth and final installment in our series on SIFAIS and its work in La Carpio, we ask a simple question: what would each Costa Rican have to do to replicate this project in needy communities nationwide?

Tico-Chilean couple seeks to turn any classroom into a science lab

Experimenta seeks to improve science learning in Latin America with an experiment-based teaching program based on mobile laboratories.

Duolingo language-learning app hits Costa Rican classrooms

On Monday, trainers from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based company showed more than 300 public and private school teachers from across San José, Heredia and Cartago how to use the app in their lesson plans during a free training with the Education Ministry and the nonprofit organization Ideas en Acción.

Guanacaste nonprofit celebrates 10 years of support for youth

Young people took the stage to tell their stories of coming to Culture, Education and Psychology for Infants and Adolescents (CEPIA), the organization that Laetitia Deweer cofounded with her friend and fellow Belgian Lotje Deridder to improve the quality of life of impoverished Guanacaste children and teenagers and their families.

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