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Her Majesty, the Heart of Palm: a story of ups and downs in Sarapiquí

Alfonso Gatgens -
María Luz Jiménez earned the title of “La Reina del Palmito,” or Queen of Heart of Palm, in Horquetas de Sarapiquí, because she prepares...
Food That Roots Us

Reclaiming culture on a plate: the roots and producers of Costa Rica’s traditional cuisine

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Do you think you’re pretty familiar with traditional Costa Rican food? If so, Pablo Bonilla has some questions for you. What does “traditional” really mean? What...
Animal Coexistence

How Costa Rica spays and neuters to reduce animal mistreatment

German Rosales -
Every day we cross paths with one of them on the street. Sometimes, we ignore them completely; on other occasions, we might give them...
Animal Coexistence

Dogs, cats, and municipalities

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
How would the lives of people—and cats and dogs—change in Costa Rican communities if municipalities made pet welfare one of their responsibilities? And could...
Animal Coexistence

The dog-assisted intervention that challenges stigmas

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
When Ingrid Calderón takes Tara for a walk to the mall, it is normal for them to be stopped by a security officer to...
Animal Coexistence

The Law Against Animal Mistreatment, part 2: lessons learned

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
The final installment in a two-part series on the impact of the Law Against Animal Mistreatmen, which included reforms to Costa Rica’s Animal Welfare...
Animal Coexistence

The Animal Welfare Act, part 1: what’s been achieved in five years?

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
On the morning of Sunday, June 11th, 2017, hundreds of people, dogs, cats and even a rooster got together to celebrate. That day, after...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 4: Taking the field

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The conclusion of a four-part series, “The Lineup,” that looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 3: Coming off the bench

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Our four-part series, “The Lineup,” looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the 57 members of the...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 2: Opening up the clubhouse

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Part two in a four-part series, “The Lineup,” that looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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