Wilmer Useche

The world is experiencing a technological inflection point. Trends such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud-based software consumption, and automation are redefining the global economic landscape. In this context, the countries of Central America and the Caribbean face the challenge—and the opportunity—to establish themselves as key players in Latin America’s digital […]

Visual artist Guillermo Porras opened the exhibition “Caribbean Dream” this Tuesday, June 3rd, at the Calderón Guardia Museum. This exhibition transports us to the Atlantic region of our country, with more than 87 acrylic paintings that reflect the traditions, Costa Rican identity, and flavor of the Caribbean region. Porras thanks […]

Costa Rica and France took a new step in their environmental cooperation with the launch of a joint blue carbon project. Its objective is to conserve and restore strategic marine ecosystems, such as mangroves, which play a key role in carbon capture and combating climate change. The agreement was formalized […]

The Reflejos del Mar group and the Spanish Cultural Center will inaugurate the exhibition “Reflejos del Mar: An Initiative on Oceans and Community” next Monday, June 9, at 1:00 p.m. at the National Stadium. This is a photography exhibition that seeks to build bridges between coastal and urban communities through […]

The non-profit cultural association ACCIONS 3E, organizer of the SUNCINE – International Environmental Film Festival, in partnership with the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID) and in collaboration with public television stations in Spain, Latin America, and Africa, is promoting the second edition of the “SUNCINE | AECID TV […]

Costa Rica is a paradise not only for nature lovers but also for food enthusiasts. The country’s cuisine is a delightful blend of indigenous, Spanish, and Afro-Caribbean influences, resulting in dishes that are both flavorful and deeply rooted in tradition. Whether you’re savoring a hearty breakfast, indulging in a comforting […]

Costa Rica is a safe and popular travel destination, but accidents and illnesses can happen anywhere. Whether it’s a sudden injury, severe food poisoning, or a chronic condition flare-up, knowing how to handle a medical emergency can make all the difference.  This guide covers essential steps to take if you […]

Life can be unpredictable, and when hardships strike—financial struggles, health crises, emotional turmoil, or external threats—many people instinctively seek ways to protect their loved ones. Beyond physical and emotional safeguards, there is a growing recognition of the **spiritual dimension of protection**. Creating a “spiritual shield” around your family is an […]

Every May 15 is celebrated in Costa Rica, the day of the farmer. This date was decreed by law 4096, published in 1968. The day of the farmer is celebrated to honor the work that farmers do on the land and provide food to the Costa Rican population. In Costa […]

Three great nights filled with tropical music, Latin flavor, and a family atmosphere will take place this May with Tropical Festival 2025, a musical event that will visit Guanacaste, Heredia, San Carlos, and San José, bringing together great artists from different genres in dance sessions that no one will want […]