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Justice orders release of migrants deported to Costa Rica by Trump
US Immigration · United States

Justice orders release of migrants deported to Costa Rica by Trump

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World Bank says Costa Rica is no longer “Upper-Middle-Income” and has become a “High-Income” country
World Bank · Costa Rica

World Bank says Costa Rica is no longer “Upper-Middle-Income” and has become a “High-Income” country

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Q COSTA RICA — According to the World Bank’s 2024 measurements, Costa Rica has transitioned from the “upper-middle-income” category to the “high-income” group of countries. The international organization made this announcement on Tuesday, July 1, via a post on its website. Each year, the World Bank classifies the world’s economies into four groups according to their income level: Low (25 countries) Lower-middle (50) Upper-middle (54) High (87) …See the Story
Why Didn’t Costa Rica Prosecute Celso Gamboa for Drug Trafficking?
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Why Didn’t Costa Rica Prosecute Celso Gamboa for Drug Trafficking?

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Q COSTARICA — The arrest of Celso Gamboa was not the result of an improvised action. Behind them was a silent and sustained operation that lasted more than a year, coordinated by the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). It all began with a formal arrest warrant issued by a federal prosecutor in the state of Texas and validated by a U.S. judge. This request was channeled through the Costa R…See the Story

Yellow fever vaccination campaign to be held at the National Stadium

Q COSTARICA — Travelling without presenting a yellow fever vaccination certificate is the aim of the new campaign by the Ministry of Health to be held this month, given the limited availability of doses in the private market and the increase in people traveling to Colombia during July. This decision responds to the Colombian government declaring a national alert on April 18 due to the increase in cases. Vaccinations will be conducted exclusively…Vaccinations · San JoséRead Article

Costa Rica Introduces New ₡500 Coin: Old One No Longer Valid

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Important update: the Costa Rica Coin ₡500 is no longer legal tender. Learn how to exchange it at authorized banks.Costa Rica · Costa RicaSee the Story

Meet Costa Rica’s presidential candidates for the 2026 elections

Q COSTARICA — On February 1, 2026, in seven months, Costa Ricans will be deciding at the polls who will be the next president of Costa Rica. Although it is still too early to predict a winner, it is clear that none of the candidates are ruled out. In the last three presidential elections, Luis Guillermo Solís, Carlos Alvarado, and Rodrigo Chaves were all below the polling margin of error at some point in the campaign, meaning they were never fav…Costa Rica · Costa RicaRead Article

Costa Rica is nearing the end of its population growth

Q COSTARICA — Population projections already estimated that Costa Rica will never reach 6 million inhabitants, but rather, that the population will gradually decline. The starting point, as revealed by the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC) on Monday, already has a date: 2044 will be the date when “the national population begins to decline.” The analysis is now divided at the cantonal level, and practically half of the localities…San José, Costa Rica · San JoséRead Article

Vehicular restrictions of San José will be lifted for 10 days

Q COSTARICA — Less traffic congestion and more fluid movement of traffic is how it will feel to travel through San José between July 7 and 18, when vehicular restrictions of the capital city, based on license plate numbers, will be suspended during the mid-year school break. The measure responds to the decrease in traffic in the capital that occurs whenever public school and college students are on vacation. The suspension will apply for 10 busi…San José, Costa Rica · San JoséRead Article

Minister of Justice Waives His Immunity to Allos Investigation to His Ties to Celso Gamboa

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Q COSTARICA – The Minister of Justice, Gerald Campos, waived his immunity on Monday in order to submit to an investigation for alleged crimes of embezzlement and ideological falsehood, in a case linking him to former magistrate Celso Gamboa. The decision to waive the immunity he holds as a member of the Executive Branch was communicated in a letter addressed to the President of the Legislative Assembly, Rodrigo Arias, 20 minutes after the Full C…Peace · Costa RicaSee the Story

Government takes action against lower prices!

Q COSTA RICA — The Government of Costa Rica responded by filing a complaint with the Public Prosecutor’s Office and introducing a bill that would create a mechanism to stop the entry of products at prices lower than those of local growers. The government complaint with the Public Prosecutor’s Office is against an onion importer, who allegedly reported that he purchased the product at lower prices than he had to pay in Costa Rica, where it was pr…Costa Rica · Costa RicaRead Article

Celso Gamboa Claims to Suffer From Cancer, Mental Health Problems

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Q COSTA RICA — Former magistrate and minister, Celso Gamboa, currently detained and facing extradition on allegations of being a drug trafficking kingpin in Central America—based on two complaints from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)—shocked many by claiming to be battling cancer and mental health issues. On his third day in detention (he was arrested on Monday), awaiting a decision on his possible extradition to the United States…Cancer · Costa RicaSee the Story

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