Nicaraguans In Long Lines For Visa To Costa Rica
The return home for many Nicaraguans, as well as friends and relatives who have decided to travel with them, hasn't been easy this year, as many have too line up to 24 hours in a mile long line to obtain a visa from the Costa Rican consulate in Managua.

Hatillos Traffic Lights The Most Dangerous
The traffic lights in Los Hatillos on the southwest side of has become one of the worst intersections in San José. And not for traffic accidents, but rather for the high number of assaults.

Tragedy on The Roads Seems to Have No End
Yesterday a couple and their two children where killed when a trailer fully loaded with sand could not stop and rammed into a bus loaded with passengers on Route 32.

$15 Tax For Each Person
The Insituto Costarricense de Turismo (ICT) - Costa Rican Institute of Tourism - announced it plans to establish a us$15 tax to enter the country.

From Ireland
The manufacturer and distributor of medical equipment Hospira announced a further us$9 million investment in Costa Rica, through which it moved here part of its operations in Ireland.