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Costa Rica Inside Out 2022

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Tools for entrepreneurs: Siquirres woman starts an accessible marketing business

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Dayana Campos Peña, of Siquirres, Limón, is using her talents to provide tools for entrepreneurs like her. As the pandemic wore on in Costa...
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Bamboo salad: flavors of Ciudad Cortes

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Ready to try pickled bamboo for the first time? I have been ready since I learned about the rural enterprise Grandpa Panda when I...
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My next step: how can I place my Costa Rican art pieces in hotels?

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As a part of our “Costa Rica Inside Out 2022” edition, we’re introducing “My Next Step”—stories where members of our entrepreneurs community share the...
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They made this place by walking

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Just five years shy of retirement, he lost his job when the world shut down. Like so many in the world, in Costa Rica,...
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Gifts for moms near and far who love rural Costa Rica

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Clock running out on your 2022 Costa Rican Mother’s Day gift? Burned out on flowers, chocolate, and cards? Consider recognizing the day with a...
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A lush reserve with a storied past: Reserva El Quetzal

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It’s not every nature reserve whose story can be traced back to volcanic eruptions, a president’s granddaughter, cross-cultural relationships, a surprise donation, a beloved...
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A day in the life of an artisan in Bijagua

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Elsa Solano, 38, is an industrial engineer and business administrator—but these days, she works as a mother, impromptu teacher, artisan and entrepreneur. Her day starts...
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Welcome to ‘Costa Rica Inside Out 2022’

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As we approach our second birthday at El Colectivo 506, we’re proud to launch our second annual Inside Out edition—in which we hand our...
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