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US Revokes Visa of Former Costa Rican President
Former Costa Rican president Oscar Arias's US visa was revoked, with no explanation given by US authorities, although Arias noted his establishment of diplomatic ties with China in 2007 and his criticism of Donald Trump. Three other Costa Rican officials also had their visas revoked.
US Revokes Visa of Former Costa Rican President
Former Costa Rican president Oscar Arias's US visa was revoked, with no explanation given by US authorities, although Arias noted his establishment of diplomatic ties with China in 2007 and his criticism of Donald Trump. Three other Costa Rican officials also had their visas revoked.
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40% Bias Score
Food Poisoning Tragedy in Costa Rica Highlights Global Food Safety Concerns
Following a family vacation in Costa Rica, 14-year-old Miller Gardner died from suspected food poisoning, prompting a discussion on global food safety practices and the need for stronger regulations.
Food Poisoning Tragedy in Costa Rica Highlights Global Food Safety Concerns
Following a family vacation in Costa Rica, 14-year-old Miller Gardner died from suspected food poisoning, prompting a discussion on global food safety practices and the need for stronger regulations.
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52% Bias Score
Human Rights Concerns Rise Amidst Reversed Migration Flow in Central America
Costa Rica and Panama are facing a reversed migration flow due to U.S. deportations, leading to human rights concerns as officials confiscate migrants' documents and deny them access to legal services, while claiming these measures protect migrants from human traffickers.
Human Rights Concerns Rise Amidst Reversed Migration Flow in Central America
Costa Rica and Panama are facing a reversed migration flow due to U.S. deportations, leading to human rights concerns as officials confiscate migrants' documents and deny them access to legal services, while claiming these measures protect migrants from human traffickers.
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52% Bias Score
Costa Rica Hosts First U.S. Deportation Flight
Costa Rica received its first flight of 135 deportees from the U.S. on Thursday, mostly families with children from various countries, held in a rural facility near the Panama border for up to six weeks before being returned to their countries of origin, under a deal with the Trump administration.
Costa Rica Hosts First U.S. Deportation Flight
Costa Rica received its first flight of 135 deportees from the U.S. on Thursday, mostly families with children from various countries, held in a rural facility near the Panama border for up to six weeks before being returned to their countries of origin, under a deal with the Trump administration.
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44% Bias Score
U.S. Deports 135 Migrants to Costa Rica
A U.S. deportation flight carrying 135 mostly Asian undocumented migrants, including children and pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday; the migrants, from various countries, will be temporarily housed before repatriation, facilitated by the IOM and UNHCR, with the U.S. funding flights an...
U.S. Deports 135 Migrants to Costa Rica
A U.S. deportation flight carrying 135 mostly Asian undocumented migrants, including children and pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday; the migrants, from various countries, will be temporarily housed before repatriation, facilitated by the IOM and UNHCR, with the U.S. funding flights an...
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40% Bias Score
Costa Rica champions multilateralism and sustainable trade amidst global uncertainty
Costa Rican Minister of Commerce Manuel Tovar discussed strengthening trade and investment with the EU, emphasizing multilateralism and sustainable practices; Costa Rica will preside over the 2025 OECD ministerial meeting and the UN Ocean Conference, showcasing its commitment to global cooperation a...
Costa Rica champions multilateralism and sustainable trade amidst global uncertainty
Costa Rican Minister of Commerce Manuel Tovar discussed strengthening trade and investment with the EU, emphasizing multilateralism and sustainable practices; Costa Rica will preside over the 2025 OECD ministerial meeting and the UN Ocean Conference, showcasing its commitment to global cooperation a...
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36% Bias Score
Deportation Leaves Migrants in Limbo at Costa Rican Migrant Camp
Following their deportation from the U.S., over 110 migrants, mostly from Asian and African countries, are held in a Costa Rican migrant camp facing poor conditions and limited options, including applying for asylum in Costa Rica or returning to potentially dangerous home countries.
Deportation Leaves Migrants in Limbo at Costa Rican Migrant Camp
Following their deportation from the U.S., over 110 migrants, mostly from Asian and African countries, are held in a Costa Rican migrant camp facing poor conditions and limited options, including applying for asylum in Costa Rica or returning to potentially dangerous home countries.
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40% Bias Score
Poás Volcano on Orange Alert: Increased Gas Emissions Raise Eruption Concerns
Increased gas emissions at Costa Rica's Poás Volcano have raised its alert level to orange, prompting visitor restrictions since March 1, 2025, due to the potential for a major eruption; the volcano's instability is causing concern among experts.
Poás Volcano on Orange Alert: Increased Gas Emissions Raise Eruption Concerns
Increased gas emissions at Costa Rica's Poás Volcano have raised its alert level to orange, prompting visitor restrictions since March 1, 2025, due to the potential for a major eruption; the volcano's instability is causing concern among experts.
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24% Bias Score
Costa Rica Faces Criticism Over Treatment of Deported Migrants
Costa Rica's Ombudsman criticized the government's handling of 135 deported migrants from the US, citing inadequate airport reception, insufficient information, lack of translators, and a long bus ride to a temporary center without initial health checks; the government denies mistreatment.
Costa Rica Faces Criticism Over Treatment of Deported Migrants
Costa Rica's Ombudsman criticized the government's handling of 135 deported migrants from the US, citing inadequate airport reception, insufficient information, lack of translators, and a long bus ride to a temporary center without initial health checks; the government denies mistreatment.
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32% Bias Score
U.S. Deportees Land in Costa Rica in Controversial Layover
A U.S. flight carrying 135 deportees, including 65 children and two pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday as part of a deal with the Trump administration; the migrants will be held for up to 30 days before repatriation, raising human rights concerns.
U.S. Deportees Land in Costa Rica in Controversial Layover
A U.S. flight carrying 135 deportees, including 65 children and two pregnant women, landed in Costa Rica on Thursday as part of a deal with the Trump administration; the migrants will be held for up to 30 days before repatriation, raising human rights concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Costa Rica to Receive US-Deportated Asian Migrants
Costa Rica will receive roughly 200 Asian migrants deported from the US under a vaguely defined agreement, raising concerns about transparency, costs, and migrant rights; the process is overseen by the IOM and fully funded by the US.
Costa Rica to Receive US-Deportated Asian Migrants
Costa Rica will receive roughly 200 Asian migrants deported from the US under a vaguely defined agreement, raising concerns about transparency, costs, and migrant rights; the process is overseen by the IOM and fully funded by the US.
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36% Bias Score
Costa Rica to Lead 2025 OECD Ministerial Meeting
Costa Rica will preside over the 2025 OECD Ministerial Meeting, focusing on resilient, inclusive, and sustainable prosperity through trade, investment, and innovation, marking a significant achievement for the small nation and shaping global economic policy.
Costa Rica to Lead 2025 OECD Ministerial Meeting
Costa Rica will preside over the 2025 OECD Ministerial Meeting, focusing on resilient, inclusive, and sustainable prosperity through trade, investment, and innovation, marking a significant achievement for the small nation and shaping global economic policy.
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56% Bias Score
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