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Roger Pardo Maurer, a figure renowned for his contributions to defense and security, met a tragic end last Sunday.

That trend? The influx of U.S. taxpayer dollars funneling into services for LGBT refugees in Latin America and Especially Costa Rica.

Dropping a single that screams louder than a chainsaw on the verge of felling an ancient tree. Their mission? To save a piece of Costa Rican rainforest.

Costa Rica, once celebrated for its peacefulness, is now at a crossroads, grappling with the specter of becoming a narco-state.

The date? March 23, 2024. The venue? Dallas, Texas. The stakes? To win a coveted spot in the Copa América 2024.

Here’s the scoop: Costa Rica is on track to record 900 murders by the end of 2023, shooting up to a homicide rate of 17 per 100,000 inhabitants.

A mission to expedite the journey of thousands of migrants traversing the perilous terrains of the Darien Gap.

Why are all four of the final candidates for managing Costa Rica’s national soccer team, known as ‘La Sele,’ foreign