Wildlife trafficking poses a grave threat to Costa Rica’s biodiversity, with species like snakes and turtles among the most targeted. Despite strict laws and international agreements, weak enforcement and systemic issues such as corruption allow this illegal trade to flourish, endangering ecosystems and wildlife populations across the country. Snakes, turtles, […]
Daily Archives: November 19, 2024
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The Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Costa Rica, Rawdha Al Otaiba, presented the opportunities for cooperation between the two countries at an event held at the Latin American University of Science and Technology. (ULACIT). Before an audience composed of students, professors, diplomats, and businesspeople, the ambassador emphasized […]
Approximately 28 Costa Rican organizations and citizens in general, with digital and physical signatures, are demanding the resignation of Franz Tattenbach Capra, as Minister of Environment and Energy. The actions are following the powers established in Article 9 and Article 11, second paragraph of the Political Constitution of the Republic […]
Through a virtual platform, the four countries driving the Agreement on Climate Change, Trade, and Sustainability (ACCTS) signed the final text this past Friday. It is a pioneering instrument that is the first in history to use disciplines from different areas of trade policy to combat climate change and promote […]
The search for natural alternatives to improve sexual health and overall well-being has led nutrition experts to highlight the benefits of certain foods. Among them, watermelon stands out, a fruit that has shown positive effects in increasing sexual desire and could function as a natural Viagra for both men and […]
Costa Rica was left to lament two disallowed goals, as their 2-2 draw against Panama ultimately saw them eliminated from the CONCACAF Nations League with a 3-2 aggregate defeat. In team news, interim head coach Claudio Vivas made two changes from last week’s defeat, with Alejandro Bran replacing the injured […]
Costa Rica has taken a groundbreaking step in promoting sustainable agriculture and advancing the circular economy with the development of its first fertilizer derived from agricultural waste. Innovaciones Circulares, a leader in agricultural technology specializing in advanced mineral fertilizers, has received approval from the State Phytosanitary Service (SFE) to commercialize […]
As Costa Rica’s tourism industry grapples with recent challenges, travel insurance has become an increasingly crucial consideration for visitors to this Central American paradise. Recent events, including severe weather and airline instability, have underscored the importance of financial protection for travelers. This month, unusually heavy rains have caused widespread disruption […]
QCOSTARICA – The rainy season is leaving its mark in its final days, affecting flight arrivals and departures at the Juan Santamaria International Airport (San Jose Airport – SJO) due to dense fog, that is also affecting several areas of the country. This Tuesday morning, at least six flights were […]
QCOSTARICA – Costa Rica’s weather service, the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), forecasts the transition to dry season to begin this week in the provinces of the Central Valley: Cartago, San José, Heredia, and Alajuela. In the North Pacific: Nicoya, Santa Cruz, Nandayure, Hojancha, and Carrillo; as well as in the […]