Does Gifting Products to Influencers Still Work? How Marketing Is Changing in 2026
Influencer gifting no longer guarantees visibility or sales. We look at how beauty and fashion brands can rethink their shipments and measure results.
Collective holidays in the public sector: dates, exceptions and what changes
Seven days of collective rest in December 2026 for Costa Rica’s public administration, with exceptions by institution and effects for people handling procedures.
Heads of Government Branches and a November 20 Summit: What’s at Stake
The president of the Supreme Court and President Laura Fernández discussed the budget and dialogue between branches of government. Here is what comes next and why it matters.
Mexican Avocado Under Scrutiny: What Costa Rica’s Controls Mean
Costa Rica is checking Mexican avocado shipments more closely because of a pest that is not currently in the country. Here’s how the control process works.
CCSS March: What Is Being Demanded, What the Figures Say, and Why It Matters
A march in San José brought state debt and the autonomy of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS) to the forefront. We explain the key points of the debate.
Minimum Wage Increase and Cleaning Companies: Spain’s Case and Its Lessons
The rise in Spain’s minimum wage puts small cleaning companies at risk. What mechanisms are at play and what to watch for in Costa Rica.
Fashion Branding: The 3 Keys to Building a Brand That Stands Out
Strategy, visual identity and communication: three keys to fashion branding that help an emerging brand stay consistent and memorable.
8 Key Documents for Starting a Company in Costa Rica and Avoiding Partner Disputes
A practical guide for Costa Rican entrepreneurs: which documents are mandatory, which are recommended, and when to have them based on your stage.
WhatsApp in Costa Rica: How to Lock Down Your Account and Spot Scams in Time
Concrete steps to protect your WhatsApp account and warning signs for spotting scams before you send money or share codes.
Patricia Vargas Heads Costa Rica’s Supreme Court: Who She Is and What Changes for the Judiciary
Patricia Vargas was elected president of the Supreme Court after five voting rounds. We review her profile, how the vote unfolded, and the challenges she inherits.