QCOSTARICA – The closure of land borders will continue until February 1, announced by the Government this Monday, January 4, 2021, after signing an extension to maintain the containment measure. Thus, only nationals or foreigners with permanent...

Q ENTERTAINMENT – The Costa Rican film “A un Paso de Mí” starring Johanna Solano and directed by Jose Mario Salas, revealed its official trailer. The two and a half minute trailer shows Tatiana, a journalist who, tormented by her current r...

QCOSTARICA – A total of 2,455 Costa Ricans started the new year with the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, reported the Expanded Immunization Program of the Caja’s Epidemiological Surveillance Subarea. Of the total number of people vacc...

QCOSTARICA – With the start of vaccination against Covid-19 in Costa Rica, some companies are considering the return of their employees to the offices. With this, they are forced to comply with the legal and regulatory provisions and those indi...

QCOSTARICA – Costa Rica is the country with the highest number of active cell lines per inhabitant in the world according to the most recent data from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and presented by the Superintendency of Tele...

QCOSTARICA – The sanitary vehicle restrictions will return to 10:00 pm stating today, Monday, January 4, and 9:00 pm on weekends. As announced last week, the total vehicular restrictions will be from 10:00 pm to 5:00 am from Monday to Friday an...

QCOSTARICA – What will happen to the dollar exchange rate in 2021? Will there be turbulence and uncertainty, or will there be relative calm? Investors, exporters, debtors, and wage earners would enjoy a stable dollar, close to ¢600 colones, ac...

QCOSTARICA – United Airlines flight UA-1055 from Houston, Texas (IAH) to San Jose, Costa Rica (SJO) with 117 passengers and 10 crew, landed on San Jose’s runway 07 at 6:33 pm, December 31, but veered left off the runway, the left main gea...

Q MEDIA – “Toucans” was taken in Liberia, Costa Rica by Paul Jennings (Canada). Source: Havanatimes.com

Q REPORTS – The threat of Chinese pirates in South America continues. Alarms are now being raised in Argentina, whereas in Chile, authorities have opted to deploy naval and air units to monitor its waters. Approximately 200 ships flying the fla...