Costa Rica’s President Fires Officials Over LGBT Pride March Support

The president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, dismissed the Minister of Culture and Youth, Nayuribe Guadamuz, and the Commissioner for Social Inclusion, Ricardo Sosa, on Saturday for supporting the LGBT march scheduled for Sunday in the capital San José. “The decision was made because they processed a declaration of cultural interest for an LGBTI pride […]

Mexico celebrates Pride as Costa Rica fires minister

rawstory.com - 30/Jun 11:38

More than 100,000 people rallied for LGBTQ rights in Mexico on Saturday, while Costa Rica's culture minister was sacked for supporting the country's...

Costa Rica Gears Up for 15th LGBT Pride March in San Jose

ticotimes.net - 29/Jun 23:26

On Sunday the streets of San Jose will be filled with thousands of people to celebrate LGBT pride. The march will begin on the east side of La Sabana,...

Thousands March for LGBT Rights at Pride 2024 in Costa Rica

ticotimes.net - 02/Jul 16:32

Thousands of Costa Ricans marched through the streets of San José for Pride 2024. Participants walked along Paseo Colón in defense of the rights of...

Costa Rica and Honduras Join Forces to Revive Stagnant SICA

ticotimes.net - 21/Jun 12:00

The President of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, and his Honduran counterpart, Xiomara Castro, agreed in San José to “reactivate” the Central...

Former Costa Rican Presidents Unite Against Democracy Criticism

ticotimes.net - 21/Jun 16:05

Former Presidents of Costa Rica published a letter opposing statements made by President Rodrigo Chaves, in which he claimed that the country was a...

Debunking the Myth of Costa Rica’s Exorbitant Cost of Living

ticotimes.net - 30/Jun 20:13

I just read an article in an online business-related website, that quotes at length from a US American expat, lamenting the cost of living in Costa...

U.S. 2024 Report: Costa Rica’s Progress and Challenges in Combating Human Trafficking

ticotimes.net - 25/Jun 22:41

The U.S. Department of State published the 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report. Costa Rica was placed in the Level 2 category, meaning it’s not in...

Proposed Jaguar Law Threatens Costa Rican Economic Stability

ticotimes.net - 26/Jun 23:30

Bank of America warned about the threats posed by the so-called “Jaguar Law” proposed by President Rodrigo Chaves. A report issued by BofA...

Brushstrokes of Genius: The Remarkable Rise of Costa Rica’s Masterful Portrait Artist Juan Manuel Delgado

thecostaricanews.com - 20/Jun 23:08

The post

Costa Rica’s “Marriage” to Electric Cars Affects Use of Other New Technologies that also Reduce Pollution

thecostaricanews.com - 24/Jun 16:35