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Chaves Calls TEC Rector a Terrorist as 417 Limón Students Face Campus Closure

Rodrigo Chaves called TEC rector María Estrada a terrorist after she warned a ₡491 million cut would close the Limón campus and its 417 students.
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Two of Every Three Dairy Imports in Costa Rica Now Come From the US

Costa Rica imported $66.4 million in US dairy through August, nearly four times the 2020 level, as approved US plants jumped from 43 to 259.
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American Pilot Overturns Mother’s Costa Rica Will Over Missing Interpreters

A will signed in Spanish without two interpreters left an Ohio pilot out of his mother's Costa Rica estate. The Supreme Court upheld its annulment.
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Heading Out for Halloween in Costa Rica? Expect More Police on Patrol

Costa Rica police will patrol cemeteries, churches, bars and costume parties this Halloween weekend. Here's what to expect if you're heading out Oct. 31.
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46 US Veterans Tried Ayahuasca in Costa Rica, Where Rules Remain Murky

46 US veterans drank ayahuasca at a Guanacaste retreat to ease PTSD. The stories are moving, but the data is thin and Costa Rica's rules remain unsettled.
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Thinking of Moving to Costa Rica? Put Puriscal at the Top of Your List

Thinking of moving to Costa Rica? Discover why Puriscal appeals to newcomers with its mild climate, affordable land, beautiful scenery and rural lifestyle.
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