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Cartago has withdrawn its Independence Day business closure order, and the Security Ministry now says the decision was never its to make. The post Cartago Reverses Business Closure Order for Independence Night appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News
Across Costa Rica tonight, children will step into the streets carrying glowing handmade lanterns, continuing one of the country’s most recognizable Independence Day traditions. The desfile de faroles, or lantern parade, takes place every September 14, the nig
Thunderstorms are forecast for the Central and South Pacific this afternoon and for the Caribbean and Northern Zone after dark, putting rain over tonight's farolito parades. The post Rain Expected Across Costa Rica for Lantern Parade Night appeared first on Th
A National Geographic Traveller feature has put international attention on Yorkín, a Bribri community in the Talamanca Mountains of southeastern Costa Rica, and on the women-led association that has spent more than three decades building a local economy around
Costa Rica’s National Cybersecurity Directorate is investigating a dark web posting in which an unidentified threat actor claims to hold tens of millions of personal records belonging to people in this country, including identity card photographs, court files,
Costa Rica’s Independence Torch is set to reach San José and Cartago tonight after coming from Nicaragua yesterday for the annual student relay marking Central American independence. The published schedule calls for the flame to arrive at San José’s Plaza de l