The Ministry of Public Security of Costa Rica announced the deportation of a Canadian national, simply known as Plasseraud-Thomas, back to his home country on Friday.
This initiative marks a critical intervention in southern Costa Rica, particularly in Paso Canoas, where victims of these harrowing experiences seek refuge and healing.
Costa Rica has recently found itself at the epicenter of such a clash, where forest fires have emerged as the unlikely adversaries of the digital era.
2023 has emerged as Costa Rica’s most violent year, casting a grim shadow over the picturesque province of Guanacaste.
Paso Canoas narrates a somber story where migrants find themselves ensnared in a cycle of despair and hopelessness.
President Rodrigo Chaves of Costa Rica disclosed his directive to declare a nationwide state of emergency
Costa Rica serves as a crucial waypoint for many on their journey north, mostly conducted under the veil of night, fraught with dangers.