The post Meet The Tico Artist To Whom Samsung Awarded A Place In the Hall of Fame of Its PENUP Platform appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Socrates said that art not only represents the body, but also the soul, and looking at it from today’s perspective, that definition still holds and artists we have interviewed here at TCRN have confirmed it through their points of view. Recently, we had the pleasure to talk with the artist from Tibás, San José, Mario Roberto Phillips, who shared his story, essence, talent, and purposes. For the artist, art today is in the process of ..read more

The post Instituto Renacimiento: Unlocking Neurodivergent Kids’ Superpowers appeared first on The Costa Rica News. What is Neurodivergent? It is Wednesday, 8:20am in Villareal, and the energy is already vibrant in Instituto Renacimiento (iREN). In this bilingual school are welcome children with neurodivergent conditions, as well as those experiencing trauma, anxiety, or depression and who may have faced challenges in in traditional schools. Located outside of Tamarindo, this institute was founded in 2019 by Sylvia Barreto Benites, a Paraguayan American teacher who has been living in Costa Rica ..read more

The post Josué Murcia: An Admirable Life Story with Athletics in His Veins appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Who are we and where are we going? These are usually very common questions at some point in people’s lives and, at that moment, we should sit down for a moment to think about what we really like, what we are passionate about and what gives us fulfillment. Steve Jobs said that “the only way to do a great job is to love what you do”. These same questions were once asked by Josué Murcia, an athlete from Los Ángeles, a town in Grecia, in the province of Alajuela. We will talk about thi ..read more

The post The Future of Work: Current  Trends on Technology and Workplace Transformation appeared first on The Costa Rica News. The alliance between technology and human capabilities is generating new work scenarios for both employees and employers. SAP analyzes these new trends in its most recent report on the Future of Work. The way we work today is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and to better understand where the world of work is going it is essential to analyze emerging trends. SAP, a leader in business solutions, has published its 2024 trends report on the Future of Work, and in t ..read more

The post Working Abroad With a Disability, Pros and Cons appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Yes, it is really possible to work abroad with a disability, and yes, there are obstacles whether the disability is visible or not. However, these obstacles do not endanger the expatriation plan, far from it. Here are some practical tips for moving abroad with a disability. Expats with Disabilities: Overcoming Common Misconceptions This is by far the most significant obstacle faced by people with disabilities. The association of disability with inactivity remains all too common, supported by authent ..read more

The post Is It Possible to Show Empathy even in Traffic?<gwmw ></gwmw> appeared first on The Costa Rica News. On social networks, you can see everything, especially moments full of empathy between people and between people and animals.  A very particular video was an initiative in the municipality of San Luis Potosi, Mexico, in which several bus drivers learned what a cyclist suffers when a bus passes by at full speed. Undoubtedly, the municipality of San Luis Potosi gave the drivers a lesson in empathy and leaves for the rest of the world a ..read more

The post Alert in Dominical De Osa for Communal Lot Wanted to Be Wrongfully Taken into Government Hands appeared first on The Costa Rica News. In 1994, the first coastal regulatory plan for Dominical de Osa was published in Gazette # 22. As part of it and in line with the law that governs these plans, an area had to be allocated for communal uses, in this case, a lot registered as Community Services Zone (ZSC), with an approximate measurement of six thousand meters. At the end of the nineties, the Comprehensive Development Association (ADI) of Dominical requested the use of that property under ..read more

The post Amaze Yourself at Barra Honda National Park Costa Rica appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Barra Honda National Park is a hidden gem located in the Guanacaste Province of Costa Rica. This stunning park is known for its intricate cave systems, unique limestone formations, and diverse flora and fauna. With its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes, it has become a popular destination for eco-tourists and nature enthusiasts seeking adventure and exploration. A variety of ecosystems The park spans over 5,800 hectares and is home to a variety of ecosystems, including dry tropical fo ..read more

The post <gwmw ></gwmw>Get to Know Why Ticos Love Soccer so Much<gwmw ></gwmw> appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Costa Ricans, like many other Latin American countries, have a deep-rooted love for soccer, or football as it is known in most parts of the world. The sport has been a significant part of Costa Rican culture for decades, and the passion for soccer runs deep in the hearts of its people. There are several reasons why Costa Ricans love soccer so much, and here are just a few of them. A passion of all ages First and foremost, soccer is more than just a sport ..read more

The post Playa Sámara Will Receive Second Edition of Ruta De Sol Cycling Route appeared first on The Costa Rica News. Sámara Beach will be the starting and finishing point of the second edition of the Ruta del Sol Cycling Route, which will have a route of three distances – 150 kilometers (km), 80 km and 40 km – through the central part of the Peninsula of Nicoya, in Guanacaste. The event -on May 18- will depart from Playa Sámara, on the Pacific coast, and then enter the Peninsula through Belén de Nicoya, Hojancha, Nandayure, San Pablo de Nandayure and then return to the coast through Juan de L ..read more