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Animal Coexistence

Non-traditional pet care in Costa Rica

Esteban Gonzalez -
Veterinary medicine today is not what it was just 40 years ago. The specialization required by veterinarians has changed. They face new challenges, new...
Animal Coexistence

Why is physical therapy your dog’s best friend?

Michelle Saravia -
Did you know that dogs' pain threshold is really high? When dogs appear to be in pain, it is very likely that they have...
Animal Coexistence

How can I choose the best food for my pet?

Siany Ramirez -
At a time when the pet market is booming, our grandparents’ saying that “all that glitters is not gold” makes a lot of sense. First,...
The Lineup

Elections in Pococí: the youth vote

Laura Salas Espinoza -
One of three reports prepared by journalists from rural communities in Costa Rica as part of our current edition, “The Lineup.” The objective: to...
The Lineup

Elections in La Cruz, the canton with Costa Rica’s lowest voter turnout

Wilberth Sequeira -
One of three reports prepared by journalists from rural communities in Costa Rica as part of our current edition, “The Lineup.” The goal: showcasing...
Voices

Costa Rica’s elections: what comes next?

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Our February edition, “Long Live CR!”,  is all about the healthy aging of Costa Rica’s people—and we’re just as obsessed with the health of...
Long live CR

Two sides

Emma Jane -
One’s hair is white and short; one’s hair is white and long. Sometimes, it’s in a bun. One wears a jacket, pants and boots; one...
Long live CR

Welcome to “Long live CR!”

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
Statistics show that by 2045, Costa Rica will have more Costa Ricans over 65 than under 15. That year, I will turn 65. What...
Entrepreneurs 506

The motto of an entrepreneur: ‘Today’s the day’

Oscar de la Cruz -
I began my life as an entrepreneur at an early age. We lived in Escazú, on a large property with many fruit trees, so...
Voices

What Costa Rica should have said to women tourists

Katherine Stanley Obando -
This week, controversy erupted in Costa Rica when La Nación reported that the Costa Rican Institute of Tourism (ICT), with approval from the National...
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Central America Responds

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...

How a rural community in El Salvador improved its diet

Between hope and skepticism: the role of solutions journalism in a crumbling democracy

An open letter to our readers after the U.S. election

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