RECOPE

Every five days, a new tunnel earmarked for fuel theft emerges from the depths, a startling revelation made by the Costa Rican Petroleum Refinery (Recope) this Thursday.

The Costa Rican government has announced plans to incorporate ethanol into gasoline starting December.

Fraudsters, cloaked in the guise of Recope representatives, have been weaving elaborate tales of lucrative investment opportunities.

Costa Rica, known for its commitment to environmental sustainability, is taking a significant leap forward with plans to overhaul its fuel infrastructure.

Costa Rica’s Recope frequently encounters tunnels designed for illegal fuel extraction.

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Costa Rica News – Recope is selling diesel that, while less polluting, is harmful to some engines.

Costa Rica News – Costa Rica we have a problem! This problem is causing a snowball effect of higher costs in the country and more poverty.  The problem is Recope.