AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFamily Law Update: Costa Rican appeals judges ruled that when child support is paid in dollars but ordered in colones, courts must use a clear, checkable exchange rate—not a vague or outdated one. Health System Pressure: The CCSS is preparing for a nationwide strike over payroll problems, with emergency care prioritized while other services could see delays. Cybersecurity Alert: Costa Rica is investigating an alleged massive data leak tied to credit reporting firm Cero Riesgo, with authorities unable to confirm the scope yet. Independence Day Fallout: Cartago’s Independence Eve security and protest access sparked backlash, including complaints that people were blocked or removed during faroles and cabinet events. Tourism & Culture: Costa Rica’s “This is Pura Vida” campaign won Gold and Silver at the UK Travel Marketing Awards, while Río Celeste and other destinations push special seasonal offers. International Watch: The U.S. and Lithuania signed a critical minerals pact, and Costa Rica’s ties to global security discussions continue.
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