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Inorganic waste in Ticabán de Guápiles: a hidden treasure that could fuel a new era of entrepreneurship

In Ticabán, Guápiles, the lack of municipal collection has driven the community and private managers to see inorganic waste as an entrepreneurial opportunity. From...

Indigenous voices: the Bribri clans

In Buenos Aires de Puntarenas, the Bribri people keep the Detso alive: a matrilineal clan system that is the heart of their identity. This...

Tidal forests, the future of Puntarenas: mangroves as an engine of sustainable employment and a coastal shield

Can mangroves save the economy of Puntarenas? In Fray Casiano, the community is not waiting for permits to protect its "coastal shield." Faced with...

Women sustain the culture of Cañas, but what is needed for them to also make decisions?

In Cañas, Guanacaste, women are a driving force that keeps traditions like the traditional mascarada—a traditional papier-mâché mask parade— alive. However, although groups like...

Cerro Chompipe and what to do in the inalienable zone

Who should protect Heredia's water? In San Rafael, the future of Cerro Chompipe is generating debate: should it be a Natural Monument managed by...

Finding unique voices

Stepping outside your comfort zone is rarely a pleasant process. It involves leaving behind the familiar, questioning certainties, and exposing yourself to realities that...

The invisible cities of the north: history buried beneath agricultural plantations

The archaeological heritage of the Huetar Norte Region is not a vestige of the past: it is an opportunity to rethink development from the...

Getting professionals back to work: an institutional, cultural and mental challenge

Between the ages of 50 and 65, the job market closes doors to them due to prejudices about their technological skills or health, ignoring...

What is happening in Cóbano may not be gentrification

The coastal community of Santa Teresa, Puntarenas, is a multicultural landscape that has received significant foreign investment. However, are we truly witnessing gentrification or...

How did the first generation of ‘Journalism in Times of Polarization’ transform me?

I fell in love with journalism when I was 12 years old and in seventh grade. I still remember the exact moment perfectly. I...
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