RICO’s Q — Yesterday, I shared that President Laura Fernández has been thinking about permitting U.S. ground troops to operate in Costa Rica. In her interview with Reuters, which was then shared across all the major news networks and social ...

Q COSTA RICA — In the first 100 days of Laura Fernández’s administration, political violence against women has reached alarming levels. Data from the Digital Communication Observatory of the Universidad Latina (ULatina) highlights that, when...

Q COSTA RICA — At the end of August, inflation in Costa Rica once again registered a negative rate, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC). The monthly variation was -0.11%, while the accumulated variation through Augus...

Q COSTA RICA — This year’s rainy season in Costa Rica has been anything but typical. Known for its predictable wet months from May through November, the country is experiencing a series of strange weather events that have caught residents and met...

Q (Guest Post) Recently, Panama has received a lot of buzz and unwarranted publicity in the media as being the new Costa Rica for relocation. Remember! There is only one Costa Rica, which is often imitated but never equaled and is the pioneer country...

Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica, known for its long-standing commitment to peace, abolished its military in 1948 and has since relied on diplomacy and civilian policing to maintain security. Allowing U.S. ground operations on its soil would break with th...

Q — Business travel expenses often go beyond what appears on the official invoice, according to insights shared by Revista Summa. Companies and travelers frequently underestimate the hidden costs tied to business trips, which can significantly infl...

Q COSTA RICA — Vacationing on one of Costa Rica’s beaches no longer just involves considering the cost of fuel, food, or lodging. For a large majority of the population, consuming basic goods, finding accommodation, eating at restaurants, or ...

Q COSTA RICA — Heineken Costa Rica will temporarily use words like “diay,” “mae,” “tuanis,” and “pura vida” on Imperial beer cans and glass packaging. These expressions will occupy the space traditionally reserved for the Imperial l...

Q COSTA RICA — After asserting that Nicaragua’s affairs are the exclusive domain of its citizens and government, the Daniel Ortega regime indicated to Costa Rica that it will not accept foreign interference. The neighboring country’s re...