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Unlock Your Potential: Costa Rica’s UTN Opens Registration for Language and IT Courses Across Five Campuses
by Admin 2023/12/11The Universidad Técnica Nacional (UTN) in Costa Rica is swinging its doors wide open for eager learners this December!
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The Elusive Quest for a Dengue Vaccine: Why It’s Complicated and What’s on the Horizon
by Admin 2023/12/11Costa Rica’s tryst with a Dengue vaccine in 2016, which was later withdrawn, underscores the challenges and the high stakes involved in vaccine development.
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Costa Rica’s Scorcher: A Record-Breaking November to Remember
by Admin 2023/12/10This extraordinary heat wave, as reported by the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), wasn’t just a fluke but a sign of changing times.
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Costa Rica’s Sportfishing Paradise: World Records, Luxury Marinas, and Eco-Conscious Adventures
by Admin 2023/12/09Nestled between two expansive coastlines and adorned with rivers and wetlands, Costa Rica is a fisherman’s utopia
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Booze Bonanza Bust: Costa Rica’s Frontier Police Seize Illegal Liquor Loot Worth ¢11 Million
by Admin 2023/12/09It all kicked off when eagle-eyed officers from Sixaola spotted three vehicles that screamed “suspicious” louder than a tipsy uncle at a family reunion.
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A Rosy Revolution: Inside Costa Rica’s Rose Cream Craze
by Admin 2023/12/09The rose cream’s journey is as fascinating as its composition. It began as a basic blend in the 1940s and has since evolved into a sophisticated formula
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Costa Rica’s Japdeva Scores Tariff Increase: A Financial Lifeline or Just a Drop in the Ocean?
by Admin 2023/12/08While about 20 tariffs saw increases ranging from 11% to 233%, nine others actually decreased by 6% to 69%, and 28 remained unchanged.