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Q24N — Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega appeared in public in Managua on Monday, November 9, for the first time in 68 days, ending his longest absence from public events since returning to power in 2007.
He looked weak and walked with difficulty during the brief appearance.
Ortega, who turns 81 tomorrow, Wednesday, attended a nighttime tribute with his wife an...
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 remained unchanged is liquefied petroleum gas ...
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 (BCCR), said the notification aims to ensure ...
Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica has taken the top global spot in the 2026–2027 Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards, winning Gold in the “Most Desirable Country (Worldwide)” category.
The British travel magazine announced the result in London, where its readers’ votes determine the winners.
The award marks a step up from the previous edition: Costa Rica placed second in 20...
Q COSTA RICA (Nicaragua) — Nicaraguan families are facing renewed pressure as food and other basic expenses rise faster than wages, according to a recent report by the Fundación Sin Límites. The country’s inflation rate reached 4% between January and July 2026, up from 0.6% over the same period in 2025, La Prensa reported.
The sharpest strain is visible in the cost of ...