Costa Rica’s daily La Nación on Thursday reported on its website a “restructuring of the business model of its parent corporation Grupo Nación (GN), which includes the closure of…
The Costa Rican government is unhappy a controversial micro-blogging platform allegedly designed to destabilize the Cuban regime operated out of Costa Rica between 2009 and 2011, the…
The Supreme Elections Tribunal (TSE) ruled against the Costa Rican Evangelical Alliance Federation (FAEC) last week, finding that a paid editorial leading up to the Feb. 2…
La Nación Editor-in-Chief Yanancy Noguera announced her resignation Tuesday in the second high profile resignation from the news daily in as many months. Noguera handed in her resignation letter…
Just months after Costa Rica’s leading daily La Nación fired one of its top investigative reporters, investigative editor and data journalism pioneer Giannina Segnini has resigned over…
[caption id="attachment_7646" align="alignright" width="150"] Via Twitter[/caption] U.S. polling expert Sam Wang called it strange to hear that a leading newspaper in Costa Rica conducted a poll and didn't publish…
Two of the top four presidential candidates have open criminal investigations against them, including allegations of misuse of campaign funds and abuse of authority. National Liberation Party…
The daily La Nación has decided not to publish a final elections poll scheduled for Wednesday by polling firm Unimer, because it is “too close” to Election…
A second round of voting in April in Costa Rica’s presidential race could turn the dynamics upside-down, as current third-place candidate Otto Guevara would be favored. This…
