Headlines and current news about Costa Rica
Intel has been in Costa Rica for over two decades. It has a global services center and a mega-laboratory in the country. It is about to reopen assembly operations, bringing…
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A firm that offered gardening, street cleaning, and similar services suddenly started supplying alcohol gel and protective masks, following the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic. The owner of the company…
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American tourists from all states were allowed to enter Costa Rica, as of November 1. In October, residents of certain states were allowed. US arrivals to the country quadrupled from…
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“They killed my sister,” is what Alison García Varela’s brother wrote on Facebook. The family is distraught over the death of their loved one, who leaves behind her four-year-old daughter.…
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Costa Rica is investigating eight cases of possible reinfection of covid-19, four men and four women. One of the men has passed away. The analysis of these cases is ongoing…
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The Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) is selling 188 vehicles and spare parts that it’s no longer using. The sale will take place via an abbreviated tender, from now until…
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The multinational biopharmaceutical AstraZeneca is going to expand in Costa Rica and hire 60 more people. It’s new headquarters, which carries an $8 million investment, was inaugurated, on December 2,…
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The so-called “pastor of the rich” is in preventive custody and will face trial for alleged crimes of sexual abuse, rape, and aggravated corruption. It is the Public Ministry that…