Tropical Storm Rafael Forces Cancellation of Panama’s Independence Day Celebrations
Panama’s November 5th independence day parades cancelled as Tropical Storm Rafael approaches, bringing safety concerns across the nation.
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Costa Rica’s Guanacaste International Airport Faces Mixed Fortunes as Tourism Season Approaches
Costa Rica’s peak tourism season threatened as airlines consider suspending flights to Guanacaste International Airport over runway maintenance concerns.
Best Destinations for Expats: Why Panama and Costa Rica Win in 2024
New survey reveals the Best Destinations for Expats: Panama wins overall and Costa Rica wins for ease of settling in. Find out why expats love these countries!
Costa Rica Considers Crocodile Hunting Amid Population Concerns
Costa Rican government explores crocodile management options, including hunting, as the mating season gets underway.
Currency in Guatemala: A New Bill Marks the Quetzal’s 100-Year History
Exploring the evolution of currency in Guatemala as the quetzal gets ready to mark its upcoming centennial.
Panama To Expand Security Measures With New Curfew in Bocas del Toro
Panama extends its crackdown on crime with a new curfew in Bocas del Toro, echoing recent security measures in Colón and San Miguelito.
Panama Commemorates Dual Historic Milestones: 505 Years of Panama Viejo and 110 Years of the Panama Canal
Today marks the 505th anniversary of the founding of Panama Viejo, the original Spanish settlement of Panama, and also the 110th anniversary of the Panama Canal.
Adriana Ruano Creates a Golden Moment for Guatemala in Paris 2024
Adriana Ruano wins gold for Guatemala in Paris 2024, becoming the first Olympic athlete from that country to take top spot, and the second in Central America.
El Salvador’s President Bukele Launches Coffee Brand, Supports Local Businesses
El Salvador’s President Bukele launches a coffee brand, supporting local businesses and encouraging Salvadorans abroad to return and invest.
Ongoing El Salvador/United States Tensions Highlighted Over Oscar Romero Mural at San Salvador Airport
A tweet exchange between U.S. Congressman Jim McGovern and Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele over the relocation of an Oscar Romero mural highlights ongoing tensions.
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