national security

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

President Rodrigo Chaves of Costa Rica played the national security card, expressing apprehensions about potential espionage linked to the 5G mobile data networks.

This move comes with a significant twist – the exclusion of firms from nations, notably China and Russia, that haven’t signed the international cybercrime convention.

In a rapid turn of events, Costa Rica and Honduras have instituted visa requirements for visitors from each other’s nations.

President Biden’s decision to significantly reduce the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) is thrust back under the scrutiny spotlight.

Latin American countries have unveiled new measures that facilitate a smoother journey for migrants en route to the USA

This urgent request was made on a day tragically underscored by the fatal shooting of an agent from the Judicial Investigation Organization (OIJ) during a covert surveillance operation.

The notorious ‘gota a gota’ (shark loans) lending systems and the ever-evolving web of organized crime that threatens the nation’s security.