Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica’s Foreign Ministry reiterated its recommendation on Tuesday to suspend all travel to the Middle East, given the ongoing tensions in the region and the risk of further escalation of the conflict, a situation that coul...

Q COSTA RICA — Agents from the San José National Central Bureau of INTERPOL, part of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ), arrested a U.S. citizen on Tuesday, wanted by U.S. authorities for his alleged involvement in financial crimes rel...

Q COSTA RICA — With at least 569 head of cattle spread across remote farms, some within Tortuguero National Park, the organization of Alejandro Arias Monge, alias “Diablo”, Costa Rica’s most wanted criminal, set up a money launder...

Q COSTA RICA — In Costa Rica, money laundering has become a growing challenge, with criminal networks moving millions through complex schemes that infiltrate the economy and distort financial systems. According to recent reports, the amount of mone...

RICO’s Q (OPINION) Several days have passed since the news of the “coup d’état” went viral. What has happened since? International public opinion has turned its back on Laura Fernández and has not supported her so-called ...

Q COSTA RICA — The Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) — Ministry of Public Works and Transportation – published a notice on its official platforms reminding drivers of the vehicle requirements for road use. According to the ...

Q COSTA RICA — The Nicoya Peninsula, in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste province, recognized as one of the world’s five official Blue Zones, is currently home to 61 centenarians and could reach 73 by the end of 2026. Among them is José Flores ...

Q COSTA RICA — Various social organizations, labor unions, and citizen groups in Costa Rica have called on the public to participate in the “Sit-ins for Democratic Justice,” a demonstration to be held this Thursday, August 6, simultaneo...

Q COSTA RICA — The United States has delivered the final legal guarantees required to proceed with the extradition of the Costa Rican Gilbert Bell Fernández, known as “Macho Coca,” bringing his transfer to New York closer to reality. T...

Q COSTA RICA — The Ministry of Health called on the population to reinforce preventive measures against the circulation of various respiratory viruses in the country, with the aim of reducing contagion and protecting the most vulnerable. According ...