From August 28 to September 8, the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games will be held, which begin 17 days after the conclusion of the Olympics in the same French capital. Costa Rica will be there, represented by eight athletes in different sports disciplines. The Costa Rican delegation, most of which is […]
Daily Archives: August 27, 2024
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In a key move for marine conservation, the FrenteAmplio (FA) faction has resurrected a crucial bill to protect shark species that are on the brink of extinction. This proposal, led by Congressman Ariel Robles, seeks to impose a total ban on commercial fishing of these vital animals. Costa Rica, which […]
Guanacaste Aeropuerto, a member of the VINCI Airports network and the Costa Rican Tourism Institute announce the increase in frequencies of the United Airlines airline from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) and George Bush International Airport in Houston (IAH) in the United States. Starting December 19, the Chicago (ORD) – […]
The United States is donating 10 portable scanners, valued at $800,000, to Costa Rica. These scanners will enable the inspection of vehicles and containers anywhere in the country. The equipment is capable of detecting drugs, money, weapons, and explosives, according to the authorities. The Costa Rican government announced that part […]
Central America’s Diplomatic Shift to Beijing Since Costa Rica first recognized Beijing as its diplomatic partner in 2007, a wave of Central American nations has followed suit. Panama in 2017, El Salvador in 2018, Nicaragua in 2021, and Honduras in 2023 all abandoned Taiwan in favor of China, lured by […]
Imagine eating delicious Caribbean cuisine while floating in a boat, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty and natural wonders of Tortuguero National Park. This unique experience is made possible by “La Katonga,” a restaurant by the Mawamba Group. Unlike other floating restaurants in the country, it is built on two boats […]
Celebrating Costa Rica’s Coastal Beauty Through Art Susan Adams, a renowned figure in Costa Rican contemporary art, has once again captivated audiences with her latest oil paintings, “Emerald Curl” and “Summer Curl.” These new works continue Adams’ deep exploration of Costa Rica’s breathtaking coastline, offering unique interpretations of the ocean’s […]
A Verdict That Brings Closure, But Not Peace In a case that has gripped Costa Rica, justice was finally delivered for María Tacsan, who was brutally murdered by her husband, Dr. Carlos Andrés Pérez, in September 2020. The Heredia Criminal Court found Pérez guilty of femicide and sentenced him to […]
Marking Important Days in Costa Rica and the U.S. On Friday, August 30, and Monday, September 2, 2024, the U.S. Embassy and Consular Section in Costa Rica will be closed in observance of two important holidays: Black People’s Day and Afro-Costa Rican Culture in Costa Rica, and Labor Day in […]
Why Kamala Harris Isn’t the Answer As the 2024 elections approach, voters are carefully considering their options. One name that has repeatedly been in the spotlight is Kamala Harris. While Harris has held significant positions, from her time as a prosecutor to serving as Vice President, there are serious concerns […]