Headlines and current news about Costa Rica
Beneath the surface of these idyllic escapades lies a less talked about reality—the inherent dangers of water during the busiest vacation season.
With the roads clear for the great escape, the guardians of asphalt and order, Costa Rica’s traffic officers, are shifting gears to focus on safety.
Pet owners in Costa Rica face the unexpected challenge of finding dry food for their furry friends on supermarket shelves.
Ayahuasca, a brew with its roots deep in the Amazonian shamanic traditions, contains DMT, a hallucinogenic compound that’s illegal in many countries.
This partnership marks a significant milestone in the global march towards digital governance and identity verification.
As Easter approaches, heralding a peak vacation period, Costa Rica’s pet hotels join their human counterparts in reporting high occupancy rates.
Currently, the proposal for the new hydroelectric plant remains in the conceptual phase, with pre-feasibility studies yet to be conducted.
The National Union of Medical Specialists (Siname) is steadfast in its call for members to cease all overtime work starting April 1st.