Q COSTARICA — Journalist Emiliano Chamorro asserted on his social media account that representatives of the United States had delivered a direct warning to Nicaragua’s co-presidents, Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, to relinquish power. Acc...

RICO’s Q — We’re on the verge of the elections! As Costa Rica heads to the polls, the moment has caught the attention of the sizable community of foreigners living in the country. Among these expats, Americans and Canadians form a signi...

Q COSTARICA — In Costa Rica, the right to vote is a fundamental pillar of the democratic system and is expressly protected by the Political Constitution. This right not only represents a citizen’s guarantee but also has direct implications in...

Q COSTARICA — Costa Rica’s economy is projected to maintain a growth trajectory through 2026, albeit at a more moderate pace than that observed in 2025, reflecting the normalization of GDP growth components toward their long-term values. This...

Q COSTARICA — As digital payments become more widespread and convenience grows, a new paradox is emerging in Latin America and the Caribbean: while consumers are increasingly confident in their ability to navigate the digital world, fear of fraud a...