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- Controversy over Salvadoran soldiers on Costa Rica soilQCOSTARICA — A group of soldiers from the Salvadoran Armed Forces entered Costa Rica on Wednesday as part of the aid brigade announced on Monday by President Nayib Bukele in response to the rainy emergency during his official visit to Costa Rica. The entry, however, was without prior approval from… Read more »
- Bukele: “Costa Rica has the symptoms of El Salvador in the 90s”QCOSTARICA — During his visit to the La Reforma Penitentiary Center, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele warned that Costa Rica is showing the same signs of violence that El Salvador had 40 years ago. After touring different modules, such as closed median and maximum security, he indicated that the State must… Read more »
- In just six days, a month’s worth of rain fell in GuanacasteQCOSTARICA — Guanacaste, by far, has been the hardest hit by the rains of the last several days. According to meteorologists, in just six days, Guanacaste recorded accumulated rainfall equivalent to all the water that falls in an average November. “In some areas it has rained 8, 9 and 10… Read more »
- Costa Rica’s Pacific Coastal Areas On ‘Red Alert’; Schools to remain closedQCOSTARIA — The Comisión Nacional de Emergencias (CNE) raised the entire Pacific slope to ‘Red Alert’, given that the rains are expected to continue throughout the week, according to the national weather service, the Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN). In addition, the high saturation of the soils due to the rains… Read more »
- San Jose Airport will welcome the high season with new measures and improvementsQCOSTARICA — In anticipation of the peak or high tourist season that runs from December 2024 to April 2025, the Juan Santamaría International Airport, better known as the San Jose Airport (SJO), has begun implementing a series of operational and infrastructure improvements to optimize the experience of its passengers and… Read more »
- Nicaraguan Congress Approves Law Aimed at Internet ControlQ24N (Confidencial) On October 31, 2024, the Nicaraguan National Assembly, totally controlled by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, approved the General Law of Convergent Telecommunications. Among other things, the law aims to control internet content disseminated by audiovisual creators and other informational media in Nicaragua. The new… Read more »
- U.S.: From Liberal Democracy to Authoritarian RepublicQ24N (Confidencial) At the end of 2023, well-known political writer Robert Kagan wrote an article that provoked controversy among the politically aware public. The title speaks for itself: “A Trump dictatorship is ever more inevitable.” The reason Kagan cited to prove his thesis was the demonstrated inability of the US… Read more »
- Sheynnis Palacios: The Miss Universe who has yet to return to her native NicaraguaQ24N (Confidencial) Miss Universe, the Nicaraguan Sheynnis Palacios, will turn over her crown to the new Miss Universe on November 16, 2024. During her reign she visited at least 31 countries, becoming the most traveled international beauty queen ever. However, she is also the only Miss Universe who did not… Read more »
- The rains just won’t quit!QCOSTARICA — As if you haven’t noticed, the rains just won’t quit. It’s been raining almost night and day since Saturday evening throughout most of the country. The areas worst hit are Guanacaste, the southern zone, and several areas of the Central Valley. The Ministerio de Obras Publicas y Transportes… Read more »
- The Ultimate Guide to Boat MaintenanceWhether you use your boat on rivers, lakes, or the open seas, you can enjoy it for many years if you pay close attention to the details and perform routine maintenance. You can independently learn and perform the vast majority of boat maintenance tasks. However, a more experienced professional should… Read more »
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