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With the goal of developing growth spaces for Costa Rican entrepreneurs, ExpoPyme returns in its fourth edition in 2025 and will have more than 100 booths available. This event provides participating microentrepreneurs with a unique opportunity to stand out, connect with new clients, and access valuable resources. Free admission Expo […]

In a hyper-digitalized world, where screens dominate work, social, and personal lives, more and more people are turning their attention to activities that feel simpler, slower, and more real: knitting, embroidery, pottery, and hand-painting. Far from being forgotten crafts, these practices are making a strong comeback, especially among young adults, […]

DNA testing has become a key tool for resolving family doubts, confirming ties, and making important decisions. Every result carries a story. At the ADN La Prueba laboratory, cases have been documented that reflect the emotional and legal impact of knowing the truth. Legal rights One such case is that […]

The Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR) announced that starting next Monday, May 26, 2025, 10,000 acrylic collector coins and 7,000 in cases will go on sale. These coins correspond to the 50-centimeter denomination and are the third to feature a design highlighting the fauna of the country’s ecosystems. This […]

The director-general of the upcoming UN climate conference in the Brazilian city of Belém, Ana Toni, stated that climate change “is a war” in which people die every day. Ahead of COP30 in November, Latin American countries are attending a Climate Week in the Panamanian capital, where the Brazilian official […]

The Coopeguanacaste Convention Center will be the epicenter of Maker Faire Guanacaste, a free and open-to-the-public fair focused on science and robotics that will take place on May 24 and 25. This fair will bring together creators, students, entrepreneurs, companies, and science enthusiasts, who will share their projects, inventions, innovative […]

Pope Francis frequently received Costa Rican coffee on his visits, which he himself described as the best in the world. In the case of his successor, Leo XIV, it remains to be seen whether he enjoys the beverage, so the first national gift made public included a bag of the […]

The limits of human thermoregulation—the human body’s ability to maintain a stable temperature in conditions of extreme heat and humidity—are lower than previously thought, according to researchers Robert Meade and Glen Kenny, both associated with the Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit at the University of Ottawa. It’s important to […]

A new natural event of great ecological importance began this month at Playa Ostional, Guanacaste, with the arrival of hundreds of olive ridley turtles (Lepidochelys olivacea) for nesting. This arrival, classified as small-scale, will last approximately three to four days, according to estimates by local park rangers. For those who […]

This week, in the context of World Bee Day (May 20), FIFCO highlights the progress of its conservation and sustainable honey production initiative, the Apiario Reserva Conchal, through which it protects and improves the genetics of honeybees (Apis mellifera), while strengthening their role as key pollinators for biodiversity and food […]