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The athlete entrepreneur: how sponsors’ choices shape the future of Costa Rican sports

Sebastián Rodríguez Williams -
Sebastián Rodríguez Williams is a Brazilian jiu jitsu champion from Curridabat, Costa Rica. He’s a four-time Panamerican Champion and is ranked 15th worldwide. He...
Tenacious

What it means to support a world champion: one father’s story

César Andrés León Campos -
In 2011, my daughter Kami was six years old and in the first grade. Luis Carlos Garza, the then-coach of the Santa Inés School...
Tenacious

The angels wait at the back of the pack

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The writer Annie Lamott describes being skillful at something as being “fast” at it. The thing Lamott is fastest at is putting words together;...
Tenacious

Women belong in sports and sports journalism

Fanny Tayver Marín -
At this point in history, so close to the end of 2021, as we prepare for the return of fans to stadiums in First...
The Future of Cancer

Cancer in a pandemic, at age 20: a new opportunity every day

Adriana Retana Piedra -
No one—including me—would have believed that abdominal pain 30 minutes after lunch meant cancer. I wasn’t scared. "Must have been the food," I thought....
The Future of Cancer

We are cancer patients’ informal caregivers, and we deserve support

Rosa Chinchilla Marin -
"How brave! I admire all the strength she’s shown during her mother's illness. She didn't even cry at mass!" Those were the words that,...
The Future of Cancer

On birthdays and survival: testicular cancer at 29

Federico Hampl -
When I was nine years old, in early 2001, I remember a strange fascination among my classmates for yellow rubber bracelets that said LIVESTRONG....
The Future of Cancer

A public-private alliance, from the public health standpoint

Solange López Mena -
The waiting room was a very cheerful place that day. It was full of women from the Barra de Parismina community, on the northern...
Infodemic

Misinformation and young people in Costa Rica: a deeply personal problem

Engell Marcela Villafuerte Rogers -
About a year ago, a fake Facebook profile called “Tierrosas de Matina” began to publish photos of girls who live in Matina—a canton in...
Infodemic

From the hand of a brother: local media and emergency response

Mario Leeans Leitón Romero -
When people find themselves in a situation where they need help, they want to feel understood. That’s why they tend to turn to others...
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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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