It’s surprising that not many Ticos have visited the Guayabo National Monument, found in northwest Turrialba, in the province of Cartago. This protected site holds clues into human history. The…
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Spanish Flu Vs COVID 19 in Costa Rica
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2021/01/18Exactly 100 years ago, Costa Rica was also fighting a pandemic. Meetings were prohibited and the school year suspended. At that time, it was the Spanish flu causing all the…
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Original Wall of the Old Lehmann Bookshop Discovered
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2019/11/15During a restoration, an original wall of the old Lehmann Bookshop was discovered. After the original construction, it was covered but it will be restored and featured once again. The…
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Meteorite Found in Costa Rica 4.56 Billion Years Old
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2019/05/01The UCR has confirmed that the rock that fell in San Carlos is a meteor and that it is approximately 4.56 billion years old. The initial studies indicate that it…
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Pilgrimage to Costa Rica’s Ujarrás Ruins
by Isabella Foster Villanueva 2019/04/29Faithful pilgrims returned once more to the ruins of Ujarrás yesterday starting at 7am. They started at the church in Paraíso de Cartago and traveled to the historic ruins of…
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Three meteorites are known to have fallen in Costa Rica. The most well known is called “Heredia,” after the place where it fell on April 1, 1857. The people in…
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A New Costa Rica Holiday? Abolition Of The Army Day!
by admin 2018/11/29Costa Rica News – Days before Costa Rica celebrates the 70th anniversary of the abolition of its army, the Government of President Carlos Alvarado Quesada expressed its firm support for the…
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Costa Rica Entertainment – The Costa Rican film “1948,” a new documentary by Andrés Heidenreich, shows the civil war from critical eyes. It commemorates the 70th anniversary of the armed conflict.…