Costa Rica News

21 companies are interested in putting in proposals for the Limonense Freight Electric Train. Several of them will be in the Caribbean next week conducting field inspections needed to create…

Former Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solís Rivera will discuss the daunting challenges facing Central America during a talk Wednesday, Feb. 27, at Duke University. His talk, “Central American Realities,” is free…

When Trump was elected, the Tico community of the United States wondered what would happen as he was outwardly incredibly against immigration while privately paying immigrants to work for him.…

The “Ruta de Circunvalación” been 40 years in the making. There are promises that it will be finished during this Government and that is seeming more likely now that the…

Three people vandalized a showcase in the National Museum on Thursday night while on the Art City Tour. They were identified by security videos and could be accused by the…

The U.S. stands by Costa Rica in the fight against drug trafficking and organized crime. This only makes sense as the drugs trafficked often end up in the U.S. The…

Used car importers complain about new guidelines that are blocking the entry of certain used vehicles to the country. There are 900 cars stranded in customs and another 3,000 waiting…

The Government is going to invest $30 million to teach English, part of a plan to make Costa Rica bilingual. The investment will be carried out in 2019. It will…