The Costa Rican Stock Market estimates that the exchange rate will remain between ¢515 and ¢540 by the end of 2024. It also expects increases as the fortnight of each month approaches and greater ...

There are nearly a million Costa Ricans who work in what is known as the “informal” sector of the economy. These jobs are characterized by instability, poor pay, lack of social security benefits, and ...

In Costa Rica, the negative impacts of the pandemic continue to ripple through the economy – even as it partially recovers from 2020, when the country saw its sharpest economic contraction in decades ...

Costa Rica's Crypto Hotel launched a new eco-friendly blockchain and social currency. CR Coin is an obvious transition for Costa Rica to adapt to crypto just like they have adapted to SINPE Movil.” ...

Santo Domingo.- Informal employment in the Dominican Republic accounts for approximately 54.7%, according to the Regional ...

Her initiative in Italy, combined with the WTTC global campaign offers a roadmap to changing the narrative in Costa Rica. Fair Market prices are a must to allow livelihoods to not only be protected, ...

Mr. Chaves, 60, returned to Costa Rica after 27 years at the World Bank, where he rose to the rank of director as the bank’s senior representative in Indonesia, a major developing economy.