Slight Recovery For President Pacheco
More Costa Rican adults are satisfied with Abel Pacheco, according to the Barómetro Iberoamericano de Gobernabilidad released by CIMA and API Sigma Dos. 52 per cent of respondents approve of the president’s performance, a six per cent increase in a year.

Costa Rica Scores Two More High Tech Operations
Costa Rica's efforts to gain traction as an outsourcing destination increased with announcement by Intel and Trax Holdings that they will establish new operations in Costa Rica..

Legislators With New Regulations on Alcohol Consumption
Come Monday, the country's legislators will have their consumption of alcoholic beverages at public functions regulated. The regulation comes into effect on Monday following today's publication in the official newspaper La Gaceta.

Childrens "Passport" Now A Reality
According to official statistics, though most of the missing children appear within hours of going missing, there are three reports daily of missing children.

More United Flights to Liberia
The Daniel Oduber International Airport, in the northwestern city of Liberia, will be the destination of another two weekly non-stop flights from Chicago starting next December, United Airlines announced.

Tico Appointed to the U.S. National Academy of Science
Over three decades of dedication to research, teaching, and opening spaces for Costa Ricans to practice state-of-the-art science, have earned Tico molecular biologist Pedro Leon a well-deserved appointment to the United States National Academy of Science.