Qcostarica News Updates

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Q COSTA RICA — The Banco Popular y de Desarrollo Comunal (BP) announced the successful deposit of more than US$5.8 million and ¢52 billion colones to more than 5,500 savers who held amounts exceeding ¢6 million colones, following the closure of the Coopeservidores savings and loan. This action is part… Read more »

Q COSTARICA — The traditional decrease in rainfall during the rainy season known as Veranillo de San Juan (Veranillo) or “Indian Summer”, is not expected in Costa Rica this year. According to the national weather service, the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), this is due to wetter and more unstable conditions that… Read more »

Q COSTARICA — As we near the midpoint of 2025, Costa Rica is headed toward a third record year for violence and homicides. As of Tuesday, June 17, there were 412 murders, three more than the same period last year. Last weekend alone, there were 11 murders, including two triple… Read more »

QCOSTARICA — Older residents of Santa Ana, Costa Rica, are experiencing gentrification, and its effects can be particularly challenging for this demographic, characterized by rising housing costs and the influx of higher-income residents, leading to displacement and social isolation for those who have deep roots in the community. Over the… Read more »

Q24N (Confidencial) For former guerrilla commander Dora María Téllez, the illegal arrest and rushed conviction of retired General Álvaro Baltodano—once one of Daniel Ortega’s closest political and economic allies—represents more than just a political purge. It’s proof, she says, that in today’s power structure, loyalty no longer pays. “Being loyal… Read more »

RICO’s Q —  “My Mother Will Return to Her Homeland When Nicaragua Becomes a Republic Again,” were the words of Carlos Fernando Chamorro, son of former President of Nicaragua, Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, who died last weekend in Costa Rica, at the age of 95. Carlos Fernando, the youngest son… Read more »

Q COSTARICA — The Uber app announced a new safety feature that will allow partner drivers to see how many trips a user has completed before accepting a ride. This information will be visible directly in the app, along with the user’s rating score upon receiving the ride request. “This… Read more »

Q24N (EFE) — Panama’s President José Raúl Mulino expressed his concern last week about the rising number of migrants arriving in the country from the north in their irregular transit southward, after being prevented from entering the United States. “I am concerned that the number of people coming from north… Read more »

Q COSTARICA — Costa Rica is one of the countries with the most earthquakes in the world, according to data from the specialized site earthquakelist.org, listing the countries with the most earthquakes. Updated daily, using information from the U.S. Geological Survey and the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre, it includes any earthquake… Read more »