Cops in Costa Rica: Types of Police Forces and What They Do
- Beyond, Government, Security
- March 7, 2022
In a polarizing context and after the first demonstration against the government due to their proposal on the budget for public universities, the current administration officiated the 100-day report. President Rodrigo Chaves Robles claimed during his one-hour speech, that the Costa Rican government has nine central bases to achieve wider goals such as: the reform
READ MORERodrigo Chaves will officially become President of Costa Rica this next May, after two consecutive administrations from the PAC party
READ MORECosta Rica doesn’t have an army but it does have several law enforcement bodies, each with its own set of powers and limits
READ MOREI know that we are all familiar with trying to keep up with all the Covid driving restrictions and various exemptions. Weekends especially seem to be a game of roulette with my fading memory and patience to keep up with the latest announcements. Recently I have noticed a number of people commenting on Facebook or
READ MORECosta Rica is generally a pretty safe place to live. In fact, according to the Global Peace Index, Costa Rica is ranked the most peaceful country in Central America and the Caribbean. However, no country is completely without crime. Luckily, most crime here tends to be of the petty theft/opportunistic variety, but unfortunately, armed robbery can
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