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Fuel prices to decrease by ¢1

RICO’s Q — No, no misprint in the headline. Drivers, starting today, Tuesday, November 10, will pay ¢1 less per liter for fuel, due to an adjustment to the single tax. These are the new prices, published this Monday in La Gaceta: Super gasoline: ¢805. Regular gasoline: ¢807. Diesel: ¢807. The only fuel whose price

Costa Rica banks must notify clients of money movements in under a minute

Q COSTA RICA — Banks and other financial institutions must notify clients within one minute whenever funds move in their accounts, according to the banking Superintendency, the Superintendencia General de Entidades Financieras (SUGEF). The SUGEF, an autonomous, specialized oversight body under the Central Bank of…

Costa Rica adds Traffic Officers to target congestion

Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica has sworn in 29 new officers for its Traffic Police, adding personnel to patrol national highways, regulate vehicle flow and strengthen road-safety enforcement. Authorities say the officers (transitos) will be assigned to priority locations, particularly busy routes where congestion is…

Costa Rican Wind Farms Join Central America’s Regional Power Grid

Q COSTA RICA — Two wind farms in Costa Rica have received approval to supply electricity to the regional grid, adding new renewable generation to a system that links six Central American countries. The Regional Electricity Interconnection Commission authorized Eólico San Jorge and Vientos de la Montosa to connect…

Everything You Need to Know About Expo Mamá y Bebé 2026

The premier event for growing families is right around the corner! Expo Mamá y Bebé 2026 is set to gather leading specialists, top brands, and innovative local entrepreneurs under one roof for a comprehensive two-day event dedicated to parenthood. Whether you are planning to conceive, currently expecting, navigating…