INEC Seeks 178 People for the 2025 National Household Survey

The National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC) has announced a call for the recruitment of 178 individuals to participate in the implementation of the 2025 National Household Survey (Enaho). This survey is a fundamental tool for collecting detailed information on the living conditions and socioeconomic characteristics of households in Costa Rica. The National Household […]

“Once Upon a Time… Territory” program begins its 2025 season in Parrita

From March 24 to April 4, the Parrita Technical High School in Puntarenas is serving as the venue for the “Once Upon a Time… Territory” program in its first 2025 season. San José, March 26, 2025. From March 24 to April 4, the Parrita Technical High School in Puntarenas is serving as the venue for […]

Yokasta Valle Conquers the 112-Pound Challenge

Costa Rican boxer Yokasta Valle made history once again in the world of boxing by facing Marlen Esparza in a high-caliber bout held in Cancún, Mexico. This event marked her debut in the 112-pound weight class, a considerable challenge as she moved up two weight divisions from her usual category. The fight was thrilling from […]

About the Simón Bolívar Zoo of Costa Rica and Its Closure

Brief Presentation of the Simón Bolívar Zoo The Simón Bolívar Zoo, located in the heart of San José, Costa Rica, was an iconic institution that played a fundamental role in biodiversity conservation and environmental education for over a century. Founded in 1921, the zoo evolved over the years to become an urban sanctuary for wildlife […]

Temporary Closure of the Volcán Barva Sector: Impact of the Dry Season

The Braulio Carrillo National Park is known for its biodiversity and natural wealth, with the Volcán Barva sector being one of the favorite destinations for tourists and explorers. However, due to the severe dry season affecting the region, the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) has announced the temporary closure of this sector. This decision […]

The Rainy Season Arrives Early: What You Need to Know According to the IMN

Costa Rica is known for its well-defined climatic seasons, where the transition between the dry and rainy seasons marks a significant change in daily life. This year, the National Meteorological Institute (IMN) has announced that the rainy season will arrive earlier than expected. This early arrival brings a series of implications for the population, agriculture, […]