Costa Rica News – Public surveys indicate that with Óscar Arias the Liberación political party will be successful. He is a candidate that is thought to secure a win. Arias expressed his desire to run on the radio program Matices. Arias was president of Costa Rica twice, from 1986-1990 and again from 2006-2010. He says that

Costa Rica News – Dr. Jose Alonso Saavedra Zamora seems to have (quite poorly) devised a plan to conceal a murder. The victim, Maria Lourdes Moreno Davila, age 25, was murdered in his office in Heredia. The doctor was arrested and is being tried in the Criminal Court of Heredia. The prosecution believes the doctor murdered

Costa Rica Travel – Villa de la Luna offers an all-inclusive 5- bedroom, 5-bathroom beachfront villa rental, perfect for family vacations, weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties, and more. Villa de la Luna, located in the province Guanacaste in El Ocotal, Costa Rica, offers guests all-inclusive amenities such as three meals per day provided by a personal executive

Costa Rica News – Widener University’s own brand of environmentally friendly coffee — WU Brew — has its roots in a partnership the university developed in Costa Rica. Now, the university is looking for a much deeper blend. Students who want to study in Costa Rica will have their own five-acre property, with a four-bedroom villa

Costa Rica Travel – Continuing to be a favorite with world travelers, 5 of the top 10 beaches in Central America are located in ‪‎CostaRica‬, according to the 2016 TripAdvisor Traveler’s Choice Awards. The Costa Rica that are tops: Manuel Antonio – #2 of 10 – “Maybe the best beach in Costa Rica (Pacific Ocean)” We traveled

Costa Rica News -A new bill, the Animal Welfare Act, is being discussed for final processing. New text includes that those who do not collect the fecal waste dumped on sidewalks, streets, beaches or in parks or public gardens will be fined two base salaries. Pet owners who do not guarantee appropriate living and hygienic

Costa Rica News – On a typically glorious Costa Rican afternoon in February, hundreds of guests assembled to welcome the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Latin American Goodwill Tour to San Jose. The celebration signaled the opening of the Volunteer Ministers bright yellow pavilion in the nation’s capital. Here, volunteers provided one-on-one help and Scientology courses and workshops