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...

Q COSTA RICA — Despite President Laura Fernández’s clear statement in an interview that she preferred not to interfere in Nicaragua’s internal affairs, on Thursday, September 3, the Costa Rican Foreign Ministry issued a press release e...

Q COSTA RICA — The recent financial report from the Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE)—state power and telecom utility—reveals a striking contrast between its reported profits and its core business performance. Although the ICE annou...

Q COSTA RICA — The municipality of Montes de Oca (San Pedro), a major commercial, academic, and cultural hub on the eastern side of the San José metropolitan area,  plans to build more apartment towers in the canton even as residents continue to ...

Q COSTA RICA — The Brasil de Santa Ana District Council is urging the Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes (MOPT) to fast-track improvements at the Piedades interchange. While the Council believes an overpass would be the ideal fix for this ...

Q COSTA RICA — The Fiscalía General (Attorney General’s Office) confirmed it issued an immigration alert regarding presidential advisor and former legislator Pilar Cisneros, needing to summon her for an investigative statement and it had bee...