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In Tamarindo: bringing three cultures together

Andrea del Mar -
Tamara Osnovikova, 82, is a great-grandmother. Her granddaughter, Katerina Veeden, is the mother of twins Michael and Michelle. The twins call their great-grandmother “Baba,”...
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Podcast: Two sides

El Colectivo 506 -
Inspired by Emma Obando Stanley and her two grandmothers, one Costa Rican, one a U.S. citizen. This column was published as part of our...
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Old age and filial love

Nivaria Perera -
October, month of heavy rains and floods. According to the old song that my grandmother Rosa used to sing, "of all the moons,...
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In Puriscal: the land of oblivion

Gloria Calderón Bejarano -
Doña María Isabel is 85 years old. Or 70. Or “I'm past 90.” Or she just says, “Wow, I'm too old to count.” The...
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A crisis where cause and solution are the same: caregiving in Costa Rica

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
We all know it. Without caregivers, nothing else in a country works. Our societies don’t improve; our economies don’t prosper; inequalities and injustices increase....
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Podcast in Spanish: How can a city become age-friendly?

El Colectivo 506 -
Today on our podcast, Mónica Quesada Cordero reads a story in Spanish from our February 2022 edition, Long Live CR, which focused on healthy...
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Building dreams of community life: Cohousing for the elderly

Javier Del Monte -
“What if we lived together? What if when we retire, we look for a plot or an abandoned building, and build a place where...
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In Palmares, a bridge among four generations

Priscilla Mora Flores -
​​Beatriz Lizano Alvarado will soon turn 65, but she has a full-time job. In fact, she has two. She is responsible for her mother,...
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Welcome to ‘Las Titas’

El Colectivo 506 -
Winner of the First Honorable Mention at Costa Rica's Pío Víquez National Journalism Award 2022.  Eugenia. Tamara. Gustavo. Beatriz. Rocío y Enrique. Every morning in Costa Rica they get up...
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