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A brief message – and reminder – from the editor of ICR News

Well, the time has finally come. As we announced earlier this month, ICR News will officially merge with our sister publication, The Costa Rica Star, beginning on Monday (February…

Costa Rica could see up to 60,000 Zika cases, health official says

Medical epidemiologist and newly-appointed coordinator of Costa Rica’s National Disease Vector Control Program, Rodrigo Marin Rodriguez said that Costa Rica could see up to 60,000 cases of Zika infection in…

Costa Rica’s Health Ministry confirms second imported case of Zika virus

Costa Rica’s Health Ministry confirms second imported case of Zika virus

Costa Rica’s Ministry of Health confirmed a second imported case of the Zika virus on Friday.…

Bill seeking tougher penalties for sexual exploitation of minors advances to Costa Rica’s Legislature

A bill that seeks to toughen penalties for the sexual exploitation of minors advanced to Costa Rica’s Legislature on Tuesday.…

Costa Rica seeks US $1 million in aid for continued care of Cuban migrants

Costa Rica is seeking some US $1 million in assistance from the international community and NGOs to assist the country in the continued care of thousands of US-bound Cuban migrants…

President Solis promises progress in public works and infrastructure this year

President Solis promises progress in public works and infrastructure this year

Costa Rica president Luis Guillermo Solis promised to make progress in public works and infrastructure this year during an address on Thursday.…

In joint effort, public institutes to search for new Guanacaste water sources

In a joint effort between the Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers (AyA), and the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), engineers will soon begin a quest to find additional…

New Jersey mayor says he has used $200,000 of his own money to bring Cubans from Costa Rica to the US

New Jersey mayor says he has used $200,000 of his own money to bring Cubans from Costa Rica to the US

A Cuban-born N.J. mayor says that he is helping thousands of Cuban refugees come to America, and has used $200,000 of his own money so far to support refugees during…

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