A longtime Costa Rica resident reflects on drug trafficking, public security and the debate over a possible US military presence in the country.
Police defended Cartago's security perimeter as a teachers' union filed a court appeal over its exclusion from the ceremony.
Records show the site of the planned Quantum AI Free Zone Campus in Limón holds three wetlands, forest, flood zones and an ...
Nicaraguan journalist Luis Galeano, an Ortega government critic living in exile, was detained by ICE in Florida while ...
A Costa Rica protest drew thousands on Sept. 14 to defend judicial independence as President Laura Fernández pushes court ...
Costa Rica Independence Day brings parade closures in San José, no plate restriction, and afternoon storms. What to know ...
Part of an alleged leak of personal data on people in Costa Rica is real, authorities say. Here is what is confirmed and what ...
Police defended Cartago's security perimeter as a teachers' union filed a court appeal over its exclusion from the ceremony. Health workers across Costa Rica are preparing for a nationwide strike ...
Why do Costa Ricans carry lanterns every September 14? The tradition traces back to the dramatic night before Central America declared independence in 1821.
Cartago dropped its order closing businesses for Independence night after merchant pressure. The Security Ministry says it ...
Costa Rica weather today brings afternoon thunderstorms to the Central and South Pacific and night rain to the Caribbean, ...
National Geographic Traveller profiles Yorkín, a Bribri community in Talamanca where a women-led association has built a ...
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