Archives for January 2018

School lesson won’t start for another few weeks, so families are using this period to go on vacation. However, at this time, the probability of more accidents occurring increases and aquatic incidents are not excluded. Most water accidents in our coasts have to do with sinking ships and drownings on the beaches. Although an aquatic […]

Farmers in the North Zone who were affected by Hurricane Otto have been provided with the necessary agricultural inputs to restore their production. According to the Regional Director of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of the Huetar Norte region, about two billion colones have been distributed in various products and this has benefited 1,600 […]

Officers of the National Coast Guard Service rescued a Costa Rican who was caught by the tide. The event happened on Tuesday on six-meter high cliff located in Ocotal del Coco in the district of Sardinal, Guanacaste. Apparently, Cristopher Zúñiga Blanco, 22 years old, was surprised by the tide when it suddenly rose, so he […]

Juan Carlos Bolaños and his lawyers insist on the change of precautionary measures from prison to house arrest, after their appeal was rejected on January 11th. Said resolution was appealed by Juan Marco Rivero and Fernando Vargas. Bolaños’ lawyers insist that house arrest is the best measure for their client to recover after surgery on […]

Although most Costa Ricans believe that the protection of the environment is one of the great challenges facing the country, their practices and daily habits do not match this. The survey “Citizen patterns and perceptions on the environment and conditions for change”, carried out by the State of the Nation Program, revealed that 73% of […]