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Blue Economy: the Model that Connects Science, Conservation and Social Justice

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U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica Warns of Rising Crime Against Foreigners

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The U.S. Embassy in San José has issued a nationwide security alert warning U.S. citizens, foreign residents, and travelers of a sharp increase in targeted crimes across Costa Rica. The advisory cites a rise in property crimes, financial extortion, and armed robberies affecting foreigners throughout the country. According to the Embassy, criminal gangs have been targeting foreign-owned homes and businesses, carrying out robberies, break-ins, an…Crime · Costa Rica See the Story

Costa Rica Suffers Great Loss of Labor Force: We Analyze What Is Happening in Each Region of the Country

Among the many challenges facing the Costa Rican economy today, there is one that represents a special threat to its growth: 45% of the population aged 15 years and over is outside the labour force. Although much of it is concentrated in the Central Region, since it has the largest number of inhabitants, it is a phenomenon that impacts all regions of the country. This is evidenced in the latest Continuous Employment Survey, published by the Nati…Economy · Costa Rica Read Article

Medical Devices Account for Almost Half of Costa Rica's Merchandise Exports in 2025

The macroeconomic figures of Costa Rican foreign trade continue to draw an upward curve.The report of the Promotora del Comercio Exterior (Procomer) for the first ten months of 2025 shows a double-digit growth and billions of additional dollars entering the economy.However, the export success of the country is not uniform; it is a two-speed story where a high-tech sector accelerates in depth, while the traditional engines of the productive econo…Trade · Costa Rica Read Article

Sentence Orders Sinart to Return a Worker and Pay Her Fallen Wages

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The National Radio and Television System (Sinart) will have to reinstate one of the women civil servants who dismissed in December 2024 as part of a restructuring process that sought to “optimize resources” in the public company. This was decided by the Heredia Labour Court, which also sentenced Sinart to pay the wages lost from the dismissal of the worker to her resettlement. The ruling covers increases, bonuses, school salaries and any other s…Wages · Costa Rica Read Article

Civil Service Offers Places with Wages of up to ¢1.2 Million: so You Can Apply

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The General Directorate of Civil Service opened the register of offerors for four public employment places in institutions of the Central Government, with posts in San José, Golfito and Limón, global salaries reaching ¢ 1,205,688 and the deadline for registration between 2 and 3 December 2025.The vacancies correspond to Conavi, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Culture and Youth, all on a day-time and full-time basis, and i…Wages · Costa Rica Read Article

Minister Tovar Cites Two only Options in the Face of a New Global Trade Order: Adapting or Staying Behind

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In the face of an increasingly uncertain and volatile international context, with profound impacts on external markets, the business sector and governments, we are obliged to redefine corporate strategies and public policies.External trade is a highly vulnerable economic discipline that is exposed to multiple disruptions, resulting from geopolitical tensions, armed conflicts, pandemics such as covid-19, climate change and calls for trade protect…Climate Change · London See the Story

Pre-Electoral Radiography: This Will Be the Economic Panorama that the Next President of Costa Rica Will Inherit in 2026

Whoever assumes the presidency of the Republic of Costa Rica in 2026 will receive the reins of a country with an apparently stable economy, but full of cracks.The fiscal figures show primary surpluses and controlled deficits, but under that calm there are agitated threats about the main engine of production, a chronic stagnation of the local economy, a new weakness of tax revenues and unfunded public services.Costa Rica applied a fiscal adjustme…Economy · Costa Rica Read Article

Pras Michel, Member Of The Fugees, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison For Funneling Foreign Money Into Obama's Campaign

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Pras Michel, 52, a founding member of the 1990s hip-hop group The Fugees, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for his role in illegally funneling money into the 2012 re-election campaign of Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly issued the sentence on November 20. In April 2023, Michel was convicted by a jury on 10 counts, including conspiracy and acting as an unregistered agent of …Barack Obama · Costa Rica See the Story

Cepal Projections for 2025 Point Out to This Latin American Country that It Will Suffer the Worst Fall in Its Exports Due to the Collapse of Oil

While the Latin American region projects moderate growth in its foreign trade by 2025, driven by the stabilization of global demand and an improvement in terms of trade for several commodities (raw materials), an economy in the south of the continent is preparing to swim against the current.In a context where most countries expect to increase the value of their shipments abroad, the projections of the Economic Commission for Latin America and th…Trade · Costa Rica Read Article

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Costa Rica Suffers Great Loss of Labor Force: We Analyze What Is Happening in Each Region of the Country

Medical Devices Account for Almost Half of Costa Rica's Merchandise Exports in 2025

Sentence Orders Sinart to Return a Worker and Pay Her Fallen Wages

Civil Service Offers Places with Wages of up to ¢1.2 Million: so You Can Apply

Minister Tovar Cites Two only Options in the Face of a New Global Trade Order: Adapting or Staying Behind

Pre-Electoral Radiography: This Will Be the Economic Panorama that the Next President of Costa Rica Will Inherit in 2026

Pras Michel, Member Of The Fugees, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison For Funneling Foreign Money Into Obama's Campaign

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Sentence Orders Sinart to Return a Worker and Pay Her Fallen Wages

Civil Service Offers Places with Wages of up to ¢1.2 Million: so You Can Apply

Minister Tovar Cites Two only Options in the Face of a New Global Trade Order: Adapting or Staying Behind

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Pras Michel, Member Of The Fugees, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison For Funneling Foreign Money Into Obama's Campaign

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Blue Economy: the Model that Connects Science, Conservation and Social Justice

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Costa Rica Suffers Great Loss of Labor Force: We Analyze What Is Happening in Each Region of the Country

Medical Devices Account for Almost Half of Costa Rica's Merchandise Exports in 2025

Sentence Orders Sinart to Return a Worker and Pay Her Fallen Wages

Civil Service Offers Places with Wages of up to ¢1.2 Million: so You Can Apply

Minister Tovar Cites Two only Options in the Face of a New Global Trade Order: Adapting or Staying Behind

Pre-Electoral Radiography: This Will Be the Economic Panorama that the Next President of Costa Rica Will Inherit in 2026

Pras Michel, Member Of The Fugees, Sentenced To 14 Years In Prison For Funneling Foreign Money Into Obama's Campaign

Cepal Projections for 2025 Point Out to This Latin American Country that It Will Suffer the Worst Fall in Its Exports Due to the Collapse of Oil

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