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A look back at our 5 questions for Costa Rican photographer Ivannia Alvarado

Capturing emotions through the lens of a camera to provoke a social impact: that's what drives Costa Rican amateur photographer Ivannia Alvarado.

Update: Costa Rican Red Cross finds body of missing U.S. newlywed following Southern Zone floods

The Costa Rican Red Cross stated they found the body of missing U.S. newlywed Josh Byrne, 30, Saturday afternoon.

More heavy rains will hit Costa Rica’s Pacific coast this week, red alerts issued

Two more tropical waves are expected to hit Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast this week. The first will hit Thursday and the National Emergency Comission (CNE) announced a red alert for the districts of Cóbano, Lepanto and Paquera.

President is safe after confrontation with protesters

Protesters confronted Carlos Alvarado as the Costa Rican president left the National Theater in San José on Wednesday morning.

The Tico Times on Radio Dos

Did you hear The Tico Times on Radio Dos this morning?

The Tico Times Weekly Digest: Oct. 1, 2018

The second episode of The Tico Times Weekly Dispatch is here.

Dialogue to end the strike comes to a standstill

The dialogue between the government and public sector unions that aimed to end the general strike stalled this Monday. There were mutual accusations of intransigence between the parties, which are preparing to resume talks another day.

Nicole Arrea, the Costa Rican high school student who helped draft a law to reduce food waste

In Latin America and the Caribbean, nearly 40 million people suffer from undernourishment, according to data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Introducing the Tico Times Weekly Digest

We'd like to introduce you to our new weekly news show, The Tico Times Weekly Digest. We'll be summarizing the week's news and telling you what to look out for in the coming week every Monday.

Costa Rica’s ongoing strike hits tourism industry hard

The strike that has been gripping Costa Rica since Sept. 10 has begun taking its toll on one of the nation’s biggest industries: tourism. Several...

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