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The event was notably captured by the vigilant cameras of the Costa Rican Volcanological and Seismological Observatory (OVSICORI), stationed at Turrialba, Poás, and Rincón de la Vieja volcanoes.

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is rolling out a series of free training sessions aimed at enhancing the integration of immigrants into Costa Rica’s thriving tourism industry.

The African and African Diaspora Film Festival in San José, which commenced on May 3rd and continues until May 22nd, brings an eclectic mix of high-caliber movies to the forefront.

“We will not destroy the treasure of Limón’s coast, but we will not leave it to the fauna either,” said the President, a statement that has ruffled feathers and ignited alarm among those dedicated to preserving Costa Rica’s ecological heritage.

This Monday, May 20th, marked a significant milestone as the event organizers announced the first four dazzling contenders who have carved their path into the reality series ‘Rumbo a la Gala’.

A public transport bus with 30 passengers aboard became a towering inferno right in front of the Delta gas station in La Uruca, situated beneath the Juan Pablo II bridge.

Costa Rica holds a shadowy secret—a spine-chilling heritage of haunted locations and eerie legends that rival its scenic allure.

In the shrouded mists of Costa Rica’s Talamanca Mountains, tales of childlike spirits known as nímbulos have permeated local folklore for generations.