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nacion.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's Social Security System (CCSS) may need to tap into its retirement fund reserve 16 years earlier than planned to cover pension payments in 2025.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Saprissa, a prominent Costa Rican sports organization, is expanding into futsal, leveraging its brand recognition and aiming for a self-sustaining team.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
High salaries for trusted personnel at the University of Costa Rica raise concerns due to an outdated salary scheme.
nacion.com • Disaster • Costa Rica
Heavy rainfall in El Guarco, Costa Rica caused significant flooding and damage to homes, infrastructure, and crops, leaving many residents displaced and seeking aid.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
The rector of the University of Costa Rica appointed a sanctioned official to a position of trust, sparking controversy and a FiscalÃa investigation.
cnn.com • Politics • World
Former Costa Rican President Óscar Arias, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, reports that his US visa has been revoked, possibly in response to his criticism of Donald Trump.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves is accused of extortion by the Attorney General for a controversial contract involving public funds and a crown witness.
elfinancierocr.com • Business • World
Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, outlined a new strategy at Intel Vision 2025, focusing on core businesses, internal restructuring, and regaining growth, addressing the company's recent financial struggles and the future of its Costa Rican plant.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
The article details the role of a key witness, Christian Bulgarelli, in the corruption accusations against Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
A restaurant in San José, Costa Rica, clarifies its role in the release of a video showing an altercation between President Rodrigo Chaves and filmmaker Christian Bulgarelli.
nacion.com • Economics • Costa Rica
Costa Rica faces an urgent need for pension system reform due to demographic shifts, including declining birth rates and an aging population, threatening the system's long-term sustainability.
nacion.com • Crime • Costa Rica
Barrio Amón in San José, Costa Rica, faces escalating insecurity, linked to sex trafficking and drug activity, alongside significant deterioration of its historical architecture.
nacion.com • Lawsuit • Costa Rica
A Costa Rican farmer was ordered to reopen a pathway on his property after a court ruled that blocking it harmed his neighbor's dairy farm.
elfinancierocr.com • Politics • Costa Rica
The article discusses the legal possibilities of removing a president from office in Costa Rica, highlighting the lack of an impeachment process and the limited provision for removal due to mental or physical incapacity.
elfinancierocr.com • Economics • Costa Rica
Amidst rising US tariffs, Costa Rica explores strategies to lessen its trade dependence on the United States and diversify its export markets.
nacion.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Banco Popular in Costa Rica is closing six branches as part of a reorganization plan that prioritizes digital banking and customer convenience.
nacion.com • News • Costa Rica
Lussania VÃquez has been dismissed from the Costa Rican television program Informe 11, as confirmed by the program's producer.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's legislative committee rejected a bill aimed at recognizing transgender, non-binary, and intersex identities, sparking debate and highlighting the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ rights.
nacion.com • Sports • World
FIFA's exclusion of Costa Rican referees from the Club World Cup has sparked controversy, prompting Costa Rican officials to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
nacion.com • Health • Costa Rica
Dengue cases in Costa Rica have dropped significantly in 2025 compared to the previous year, due to several factors including a cyclical pattern of the disease, immunity from previous infections, and a high number of cases in 2024.
nacion.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) deactivated its website's Sinpe Móvil service, shifting users to mobile app and SMS options, sparking customer concerns.
nacion.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's Social Security System (CCSS) is forming a technical team to propose adjustments to its pension system, addressing challenges related to an aging population and declining birth rates.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
The Costa Rican Football Federation revoked Guanacasteca's participation license due to undisclosed changes in club administration, prompting a potential appeal and relegation.
elfinancierocr.com • Demographics • Costa Rica
The article analyzes the life expectancy rates across Costa Rican cantons, revealing Turrubares as having the highest and Dota as having the lowest.
dailymail.co.uk • Politics • World
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's lavish Costa Rica vacation with Karlie Kloss and her husband sparks commentary on their post-White House lives and shifting relationships.
elfinancierocr.com • Economics • Costa Rica
This article analyzes Costa Rican salary trends, comparing minimum wage data with average salaries across different sectors and highlighting income disparities based on gender and nationality.
nacion.com • Visas • Costa Rica
Starting May 1, 2025, US non-immigrant visa applicants in Costa Rica must ensure their DS-160 confirmation number matches their appointment details to avoid interview rescheduling.
elfinancierocr.com • Business • Costa Rica
Ten international firms top the list of the best companies to work for in Costa Rica in 2025, according to the Great Place to Work ranking, all prioritizing employee well-being and offering attractive incentive packages.
elfinancierocr.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's pension system faces a crisis due to demographic shifts and insufficient contributions, prompting discussions about reforms to ensure the long-term sustainability of pensions.
nacion.com • Tourism • Costa Rica
The new ultra-luxury Waldorf Astoria Punta Cacique hotel in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, opens its doors, boasting high prices and a focus on personalized guest experiences.
elfinancierocr.com • Demographics • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's rapidly aging population presents significant challenges, including pension system strain, increased healthcare costs, and workforce restructuring, demanding immediate policy changes.
infobae.com • Finance • Costa Rica
The US dollar opened at an average of 503.90 Costa Rican colones on April 25th, reflecting a 2.72% increase compared to the previous day.
elfinancierocr.com • Telecom • Costa Rica
This article compares updated prices for internet and double/triple play packages from various providers in Costa Rica, advising readers on how to choose the right plan for their needs.
larepublica.net • Finance • Costa Rica
Mercado de Valores and CORE launch Costa Rica's first investment fund focused on financing vertical housing projects, starting with a $54.6 million, 33-story building in Barrio Escalante.
nacion.com • Justice • Costa Rica
The family of Marco Calzada Valverde achieved a victory in the legal battle for justice regarding his 2022 murder, as the Supreme Court of Justice reinstated the original conviction of the perpetrators as co-authors of the crime.
nacion.com • Linguistics • Costa Rica
This article discusses the historical and contemporary usage of the pronouns 'usted', 'vos', and 'tú' in Costa Rican Spanish, examining their social implications and exploring the potential decline of 'vos'.
elfinancierocr.com • Autos • Costa Rica
Coopeservidores R.L. is holding an auction for seven vehicles, including Audi and Toyota models, with base prices starting at â‚¡380,000.
elfinancierocr.com • RealEstate • Costa Rica
Coopeservidores' public auction features ten of the cheapest properties in Costa Rica, starting at â‚¡6.201.500.
elfinancierocr.com • Tourism • Costa Rica
Despite a reported decrease in European tourists to Costa Rica, Air France-KLM's general manager assures that they haven't reduced the number of available seats and even plan to increase operations.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Former Costa Rican Minister Luis Amador announced his candidacy for the 2026 presidential election, hinting at his affiliation with the Progreso Social Democrático party.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Saprissa's assistant coach hints at the possible departure of key player Óscar Duarte to Newell's Old Boys in Argentina.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Former Costa Rican Public Works and Transport Minister Luis Amador confirms his potential candidacy for the 2026 presidential elections with the Progreso Social Democrático party.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves is attempting a legislative maneuver to block a bill proposing low-cost flights between Costa Rica and Central America.
nacion.com • Politics • Argentina
Argentine President Javier Milei sparked controversy by using a Costa Rican television logo in a social media post criticizing the Argentinan press.
elfinancierocr.com • Transportation • Costa Rica
The closure of the 7-10 bus terminal in San José, Costa Rica, has forced seven bus companies to relocate, highlighting challenges in public transportation infrastructure.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Jafet Soto, president of Herediano, expresses concern over the appointment of referee Jesús Montero for their upcoming semifinal match against Saprissa, citing past controversies.
elfinancierocr.com • RealEstate • Costa Rica
Portafolio Inmobiliario unveils Savia, an 80-hectare mixed-use development near Costa Rica's National Convention Center, featuring residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.
elfinancierocr.com • Shopping • Costa Rica
Amazon now offers free shipping to Costa Rica for orders over $35, with eligible items clearly marked on the website.
elfinancierocr.com • Finance • Costa Rica
This article explains how Costa Rican Amazon customers can request a tax refund for purchases delivered via freight forwarders.
elfinancierocr.com • Travel • Costa Rica
Costa Rican passport holders now have visa-free access to 149 countries, an increase from previous years, improving their global travel mobility.
elfinancierocr.com • Travel • Central America
The Costa Rican Consulate in Panama advises its citizens to reconsider land travel to Panama due to planned protests and potential roadblocks.
prensa.com • Business • Panama
Chiquita Panama temporarily relocated high-level staff to Costa Rica due to road closures and protests in Changuinola, impacting thousands of jobs.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Four engineers warned in writing about changes to a Liberia airport runway repair contract that could shield the contractor from sanctions.
nacion.com • Economics • Costa Rica
The IMF urges Costa Rica to implement urgent pension reforms, including adjustments to retirement age and contributions, to ensure the long-term sustainability of its IVM system.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
A presidential candidate and a top MECO executive are among 14 individuals under investigation for alleged misuse of emergency funds in the "Pista Oscura" case in Costa Rica.
nytimes.com • Wedding • World
Eleanore Yang and Anthony Diep, both financial associates, wed in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Meredith Lynne Gantt at Fiddler's Elbow Country Club in New Jersey.
nacion.com • Finance • Costa Rica
A legal dispute between BCR SAFI and Taller 3R over unpaid rent for three properties in La Uruca, San José, has resulted in a larger-than-expected loss for BCR SAFI investors.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Seven campaign financiers of Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves were invited to a state dinner with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, with the event's costs covered by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration.
nacion.com • Business • Costa Rica
A Costa Rican court has ordered several major supermarkets to suspend asset seizures against Aqua Alimentos, a company undergoing insolvency proceedings.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Jafet Soto, president of Fuerza Herediana, responds to criticism from Erick Lonis, highlighting his past battle with cancer and emphasizing his focus on his team's success.
elfinancierocr.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican Trade Minister Manuel Tovar explains the four-day delay in announcing trade negotiations with the United States and outlines the country's objectives.
nacion.com • Obituary • Costa Rica
Costa Rican actor Lenin Vargas, father of chef Daniel Vargas, passed away at the age of 74.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican Finance Minister Nogui Acosta issued an unusual late-night statement clarifying his earlier denial of funds for a new prison, highlighting the country's budget constraints and the need for fiscal reform.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Aarón Salazar accuses Herediano coach Jafet Soto of threatening Alejandro Bran to prevent his return to the Costa Rican national team.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
A Herediano fan's car was vandalized by Alajuelense supporters before a crucial soccer match in Costa Rica, highlighting concerns about fan behavior despite heightened security measures.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Two Costa Rican political parties reject including the Citizen Action Party (PAC) in potential electoral coalitions, while another party welcomes it, highlighting divisions within the political landscape.
nacion.com • Medicine • Costa Rica
This article details the top 10 most prescribed medications in Costa Rica's Social Security System (CCSS) in 2024, highlighting their uses and implications for public health.
elfinancierocr.com • Economics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican pineapples, bananas, yuca, and other products dominate international markets due to high-quality standards and strategic diversification.
nacion.com • Economics • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's 2023 tax expenditure totaled ¢2.02 trillion, slightly lower than 2022's record, with significant tax exemptions concentrated in income tax and VAT.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
An investigation into the Banco Nacional's board of directors, ordered by Costa Rica's Vice President, finds no irregularities in the appointment of the general manager.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
This article analyzes the fervent support of Rodrigo Chaves' followers in Costa Rica, highlighting their unwavering loyalty despite evidence of corruption and ethical inconsistencies.
prensa.com • Business • Panama
Chiquita redirects Costa Rican banana shipments from Panama back to Costa Rica due to a labor strike in Panama.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves is again attempting to block a bill that would introduce inexpensive flights between Central American countries.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Defender Pablo Arboine returns to Deportivo Saprissa after his loan with Sporting ends, while Saprissa and Sporting negotiate player transfers.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Costa Rican opposition parties successfully blocked President Rodrigo Chaves's attempt to kill a bill promoting low-cost flights between Costa Rica and Central America.
nacion.com • Politics • Costa Rica
Starting in June, Costa Rica will increase taxes on electric vehicles due to a reduction in government tax incentives.
nacion.com • Waste • Costa Rica
Costa Rica faces a municipal solid waste crisis due to overflowing landfills and a lack of effective alternative solutions, necessitating a comprehensive national strategy involving various stakeholders.
nacion.com • Law • Costa Rica
Costa Rica offers a three-month amnesty for farmers to legalize unregistered water wells, aiming to balance agricultural needs with water conservation but requiring careful adherence to regulations.
nacion.com • Rescue • Costa Rica
The Costa Rican Coast Guard rescued an injured Indian sailor from a Liberian-flagged cargo ship near Puntarenas.
nacion.com • Technology • Costa Rica
Claro, a Costa Rican cellular service provider, will gradually shut down its 2G network between June 2025 and June 2026, offering support to affected customers.
prensa.com • Politics • Panama
Costa Rica is closely monitoring Panama's railway project connecting Panama City to David, considering its potential regional impact and possible future collaboration.
nacion.com • Accident • Costa Rica
A head-on collision in Liberia, Costa Rica, between a car and a bus resulted in three fatalities, including a 16-year-old and a 10-year-old child.
elfinancierocr.com • Finance • Costa Rica
Costa Rica's tax agency is launching a new platform, Tribu-CR, replacing ATV on August 4th, requiring users to create new profiles and potentially authorize accountants for tax management.
nacion.com • Business • Costa Rica
Dos Pinos, a Costa Rican dairy cooperative, is selling Parmesan cheese made in the United States, highlighting the impact of trade agreements on the dairy industry.
elfinancierocr.com • Energy • Costa Rica
A report by Costa Rica's Aresep revealed that 16 gas stations had irregularities in fuel sales, including fuel shortages, price violations, and quality issues.
nacion.com • Sports • Costa Rica
Costa Rican national team coach Miguel Herrera announced three players will miss the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Bahamas due to muscle injuries.
nacion.com • Crime • Costa Rica
A doctor sentenced to 35 years in prison for the murder of a pregnant woman was temporarily released due to a judicial error, but has since been recaptured.
nacion.com • Legal • Costa Rica
Correos de Costa Rica was fined ¢4.6 million for losing a customer's package, despite the customer not paying for tracking, highlighting the irrenounceable duty of providing clear information to consumers.