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u.s. Embassy Releases Security Alert to Costa Rican Tourists and Residents for Crime · Global Voices
The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica issued a security alert on Tuesday, November 25, for U.S. tourists and residents in the country against crimes committed against foreigners. “The U.S. Embassy is aware of recent property crimes, financial crimes, and robberies that have affected foreigners in Costa Rica, including U.S. citizens,” reads an alert posted on the Embassy’s website. In the statement, the U.S. Embassy said criminal gangs have attacked for…
The warning that disturbs Costa Rica: this warns its citizens The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica raised alarms this Tuesday, November 25, by issuing a security alert to its tourists and residents in the country. The warning responds to a series of crimes that, according to the diplomatic representation, have affected foreign citizens—including Americans—over the last few months. Although Costa Rica remains one of the most stable tourist destinations…
The downward trend in Costa Rica’s exchange rate has not yet stopped. On Monday, November 24, the value of the currency reached a new minimum that was not seen in the national accounts since May 7, 2008. At this day’s meeting in the Foreign Currency Market, the weighted average was 497.34, the lowest figure of this year. It is also the lowest exchange rate in more than a decade, as according to the records of the Central Bank of Costa Rica (BCCR…
U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica Issues New Warning for U.S. Travelers
The U.S. Embassy in San José has issued an urgent health alert to American travelers following multiple incidents of aluminum phosphide poisoning reported across Costa Rica. The highly toxic pesticide—commonly used for rodent fumigation—can release deadly phosphine gas when exposed to moisture, posing severe risks to anyone nearby. According to the Embassy, cases have been identified nationwide, with specific incidents noted in Real Cariari (Her…
US Embassy Issues New Travel Alert For Costa Rica
Costa Rica has seen a myriad of issues over the past couple of years, ranging from questionable security around San Jose's busy airport to crime levels reaching uncomfortable levels throughout the nation. What's normally one of Latin America's most popular vacation spots has seen tourism numbers dwindle. Whether it's due to a digital nomad influx … The post US Embassy Issues New Travel Alert For Costa Rica appeared first on Travel Off Path.
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