The Costa Rican Institute of Pacific Ports (Incop by its initials in Spanish) wants to build a park in Playa Caldera, Esparza and thereby provide comfort for its visitors. The project will provide parking, bathrooms with showers, sanitary services and kiosks located along the beach.

The park would have a length of 300 meters from the Caldera Bridge to the pier. It is estimated that it will cost $500,000 USD and the design is almost ready.

The chairman of Incop, Urias...

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Over the past few weeks Costa Ricans who do not rely on public transport, have begun to generate an opinion on the regulations established, in terms of the restriction by plate numbers in the capital.

In general this initiative, as we all know, is a "copy" of what has been done in Honduras, and particularly in Mexico, where it is much more aggressive regulation.

The first impression taken during saturation in peak or saturation hours in regulated routes and...

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Arcadia University has been working with indigenous populations in Costa Rica who will be displaced by a massive hydroelectric project proposed by the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE by its initials in spanish). Bridging the Gap Coffee, as the project is called, grew from the work with the indigenous people.

Arcadia University began a business venture in order to help these people. The project was begun by the master’s program in International Peace and Conflict Resolution...

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In TicosLand.com, we have begun to see a massive inclusion of private universities, in our Universities category, which has made us appreciate the importance of these institutions, in many cases. For those who can afford private education within the country, there is a wide range of possibilities.

Higher education across the length and breadth of Costa Rica is mostly a "luxury", which most people can not access for various reasons including personal or family limitations....

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Costa Rica is a very rich country in legal matters. We have so many laws and interpreters that we end up being an example for Latin America and the rest of the world.
In TicosLand.com, in the lawyers category, we have over 350 professionals registered, which are a clear example that Costa Rica is a country of law, which has legislation to resolve almost any dispute between citizens, state and/or the business sector.

For the foregoing, with the rising tide of murders to "settle...

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