Las explicaciones de las autoridades son insuficientes. El aumento de 30% x tipo de cambio y la inseguridad impactaron. Pero es momento de reflexionar: ¿queremos caer en una competencia de precios hacia la precariedad, o apostar por el turismo enfocado en la biodiversidad y la conservación?

Muchas gracias Jaime.

Hola Jaime ¿Puedes compartirnos el link con el estudio completo? Muchas gracias.

Correcto, ayer me revisé la página web y me parece que trajeron el formato con los precios que conocemos. Esto va a generar tremenda espaviento en el mercado.

I’m still optimistic; I believe most people are like you, kind-hearted. We’ve overcome crises in the past, and we will overcome this one too.

That’s great news! In Costa Rica, we’re facing crime issues in rural areas due to several factors: a lack of opportunities for youth from limited investment in education and development, and large gentrifying capital that benefits a few but harms many.

Im so sorry for your lost in such a horrible way.

This conversation got me thinking about the negative connotation of “immigrant,” when it simply means someone leaving their country for a better or safer life. Could be a musician seeking opportunities, a nature lover, or someone seeking work. Recognizing we’re part of a category can foster empathy.

Thank you 🙏🏻

With all the love I’m saying this: one problem is when you call yourselves “expats” instead of immigrants... That mental gymnastics makes it difficult to start having empathy for people who look for a better life outside their own countries… you know... immigrants…

Ashwagandha

It must be “Backpfeifengesicht”