Victory for Costa Rica: CIADI Rules Against Infinito Gold in Crucitas Mine Dispute
This ruling, announced by the Costa Rican Presidential Office, marks the culmination of a protracted legal battle dating back to 2010.
This ruling, announced by the Costa Rican Presidential Office, marks the culmination of a protracted legal battle dating back to 2010.
Several environmental organizations and lawmakers have called for an investigation into the alleged conflict of interest and influence peddling involving occupants of the Maritime Terrestrial Zone.
Costa Rica’s 2021 induction into the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) marked a significant milestone.
Costa Rica has taken a monumental step in marine conservation by securing a $16 million aid package from the Global Environment Facility (GEF).
Costa Rica is now at the heart of a contentious legal battle over a construction project near the beloved Manuel Antonio National Park.
Between 2020 and 2023, coastal property prices have skyrocketed by 400%, pushing the boundaries of affordability for local residents.
Costa Rica’s judicial authorities conducted significant raids on government offices and private entities as part of a larger investigation into the illegal granting of logging permits.
In stark contrast to the global scenario, Costa Rica emerges as a commendable exemplar of environmental stewardship.