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Top The Tico Times News

Guatemala’s Volcano of Fire erupts, spewing ash and spurring evacuations

Volcano · Guatemala

Guatemala’s Volcano of Fire erupts, spewing ash and spurring evacuations

38% Center coverage: 60 sources

'State of emergency' in Panama after strike leads to layoffs

Panama · Panama

'State of emergency' in Panama after strike leads to layoffs

50% Center coverage: 24 sources

US Soldiers Join Panama for Canal Defense Exercises

Military · Panama

US Soldiers Join Panama for Canal Defense Exercises

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

US soldiers arrived in Panama for military exercises to protect the Panama Canal, following a controversial bilateral agreement See the Story

Costa Rica’s Gandoca-Manzanillo Faces Unregulated Real Estate Boom

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Costa Rica’s Gandoca-Manzanillo Refuge, a Ramsar site, faces threats from illegal development and government inaction. Learn about the fight to save its ecosystemCosta Rica · Costa Rica Read Article

Costa Rica Approves Extradition of Nationals for Drug Trafficking and Terrorism

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Costa Rica enacts a historic constitutional reform allowing the extradition of its citizens for drug trafficking and terrorism.Terrorism · Costa Rica See the Story

Costa Rica’s Migrant Crisis: A Paradise for Tourists, a Hell for Detained Deportees

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Costa Rica’s migrant detentions at CATEM draw fire from Jesuit Migrant Service for poor conditions and rights violations. Learn about the U.S. deportation crisis impacting 200 migrants, including 81 children.Costa Rica · Costa Rica Read Article

Rincón De La Vieja Volcano Erupts in Costa Rica

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Rincón de la Vieja volcano in Costa Rica erupted, releasing a 2,000-meter ash cloud. No damage was reported, but authorities are monitoring the situation closely.Costa Rica · Costa Rica Read Article

Costa Rica’s Industrial Farms Are Harming Wildlife and Workers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A recent fish kill on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast highlights the environmental cost of monoculture farming and pesticide use in banana, pineapple, and palm oil plantations.Costa Rica · Costa Rica Read Article

Costa Rica Pavones Evictions Maritime Zone Dispute Sparks Outrage

Coverage: 2 sources

Pavones, Costa Rica, residents face evictions as the municipality enforces maritime zone laws, sparking debate over land rights and fairnessCosta Rica · Costa Rica See the Story

Fly Direct From Detroit to Liberia, Costa Rica with Delta’s New Route

Coverage: 2 sources

Delta Airlines’ new direct flight from Detroit to Liberia, Costa Rica, starting January 2026. Enjoy Guanacaste’s beaches, rainforests, and more with weekly Saturday flights.Delta · Costa Rica See the Story

Nicaragua's Controversial Citizenship Reform: Impact and Implications

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

Nicaragua's National Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to eliminate dual citizenship, impacting thousands, including government critics. This reform must be ratified in 2026, requiring dual legislative approval. Nicaraguans gaining another nationality will lose their original citizenship, while foreigners must renounce their previous nationality to obtain Nicaraguan citizenship.Daniel Ortega · Nicaragua See the Story

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