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- Chaves suggests adding the question “Who is responsible for the insecurity?” in pollsQ COSTARICA — With the presidential elections coming up, President Rodrigo Chaves proposed adding a question to opinion polls to find out who people think is responsible for the country’s current insecurity. “I suggest asking: who’s to blame for the homicide problem — the police, the courts, the government, or… Read more »
- Beginner Tips for Predicting the Outcome of Simba FC MatchesFootball is played and enjoyed all over the world and continues to soar in popularity in every corner of the planet. Billions of enthusiasts tune into match being played in Africa, Asia, Europe and America every single day and the game is a massive inspiration. In Tanzania, the Premier League… Read more »
- Bolsonaro on trial: Brazil judges the coup that sought to dynamite its democracyQ 24N — The future of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro is in the balance as his trial for masterminding a conspiracy to stay in power enters its final stage today. The country is bracing for unrest during the trial. A Supreme Court panel has scheduled sessions from September 2-12 to decide… Read more »
- Los Yoses: Costa Rica’s First Modern SuburbTODAY COSTA RICA — On what was once Francisco Montealegre’s coffee plantation, shaded by yos trees native to tropical places like Costa Rica, which produce a white, plentiful sap that was once used for bird hunting—a tradition that’s now discouraged, a new urban vision was born in the 1940s. After… Read more »
- Card Payments vs. Keeping Cash Flow HealthyRICO’S Q — In Costa Rica, the debate between using card payments (debit or credit card) and cash for everyday transactions goes beyond convenience—it’s about sustainability and the future of the country’s economy. As digital payments gain traction, understanding how card payments compare to cash flow in supporting Costa Rica’s… Read more »
- Costa Rica weather conditions for this TuesdayQ COSTARICA — The national weather service, Instituto Meteorológico Nacional (IMN), predicts that on Tuesday, September 2, the lingering effects of Tropical Wave No. 27, which passed through on Monday, will bring isolated showers across the country. Expect partly cloudy skies in the morning along the Pacific coast and some… Read more »
- Laura Fernández: “We have a judicial system that protects the criminal more than the victim”Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica has long been seen as a peaceful oasis in Central America, known for its lush rainforests, vibrant wildlife, and welcoming culture. But recently, this tranquil image is being challenged by a rising wave of violence that’s starting to make daily headlines. From increasing crime… Read more »
- Unremitting violence: four murders shake the country in less than 24 hoursQ COSTARICA — Early Sunday morning, a shooting outside the Don Juan nightclub in downtown Limón claimed two lives and injured at least five others. The Red Cross reported that when they arrived, they found a man dead with a gunshot wound to the head. Witnesses said two gunmen showed… Read more »
- Higher fuel prices go into effect on TuesdayQ COSTARICA — If you’re running low on fuel or just want to fill up, today is the day to do it. Fuel prices are set to rise starting Tuesday, so you’ve got until midnight to lock in the current rates. The government’s official newsletter, La Gaceta, published the updated… Read more »
- “Paradise with the loves of my life”: Anna Kendrick in Costa RicaQ COSTARICA — Renowned actress Anna Kendrick, who has more than 24 million followers on Instagram, chose Costa Rica as her vacation destination. On her official account, she shared photos of herself on the beach along with the message “Paradise with the loves of my life,” which generated thousands of… Read more »
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