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Inauguration d’une mega-prison pour lutter contre les gangs au Costa Rica : le signe de la propagation du «modèle Bukele» en Amérique latine
Le Centre de haute sécurité contre le crime organisé pourra accueillir 5 100 détenus des plus dangereux du pays. Il est inspiré de la politique sécuritaire au Salvador, très répressive et admirée par les régimes de droite américains. L'extérieur du Centre de haute sécurité contre le crime organisé, à Alajuela, au Costa Rica, le 8 octobre 2026.
La «grenouille du café» : une nouvelle espèce de rainette découverte au Costa Rica
Sa taille pourrait bien expliquer en partie le temps mis pour la découvrir. Une nouvelle espèce de grenouille a été découverte au Costa Rica comme l’ont annoncé des scientifiques le 3 juillet dans la revue Ichthyology & Herpetology, spécialisée dans les amphibiens, les reptiles et les poissons. Celle-ci trouve son habitat idéal dans les caféiers.
Au Costa Rica, des chercheurs pensent avoir découvert une nouvelle espèce de "requins fantômes" (qui ne sont pas vraiment des requins)
Cousins des requins, ces animaux aux grands yeux réfléchissants se sont séparés génétiquement de leurs parents il y a près de 400 millions d'années. Un requin fantôme découvert au Costa Rica est présenté au musée de zoologie de l'Université du Costa Rica, à San José, le 3 juillet 2026. (EZEQUIEL BECERRA / AFP) Des chercheurs costariciens ont annoncé, vendredi 3 juillet, avoir découvert dans l'océan Pacifique ce qu'ils pensent être une nouvelle espèce de requin fantôme.
Costa Rica's outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves (L) poses with Costa Rica's President-elect Laura Fernandez as she presents the members of her new Cabinet
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Costa Rica's outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves (L) poses with Costa Rica's President-elect Laura Fernandez as she presents the members of her new Cabinet
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Costa Rica's outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves (L) poses with Costa Rica's President-elect Laura Fernandez as she presents the members of her new Cabinet
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Zoo Shares Hopeful Update on Missing Baby Capybara After Locals Spot Her in the Wild
A capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) is seen at the Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center in Alajuela, Costa Rica, on March 17, 2026. The Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center houses many of the animals seized by police for wildlife trafficking. (Photo by Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP) Marwell Zoo has provided a new update in the case of a missing 9-month-old capybara named Samba.
A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
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A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
Former Costa Rican security minister Celso Gamboa was extradited on Friday to the United States where he faces drug trafficking charges, authorities in the Central American nation said.
A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
Former Costa Rican security minister Celso Gamboa was extradited on Friday to the United States where he faces drug trafficking charges, authorities in the Central American nation said.
A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
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A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
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A US Drug Enforcement Administration plane takes off during the extradition operation to transport Costa Rica's former security minister Celso Gamboa, who is accused of drug trafficking
Former Costa Rican security minister Celso Gamboa was extradited on Friday to the United States where he faces drug trafficking charges, authorities in the Central American nation said.
Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
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Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
Costa Rica on Wednesday cut diplomatic ties with Cuba and President Rodrigo Chaves declared that the "hemisphere must be cleansed of communists."
Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
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Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
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Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
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Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
Costa Rica's conservative President Rodrigo Chaves on Tuesday survived a second attempt to strip him of immunity so he can be prosecuted for alleged wrongdoing.
Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
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Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves called for ridding the western hemisphere of communism moments after his government cut ties with Cuba
Costa Rica on Wednesday closed its embassy in Havana and told Cuba's communist authorities to pull their diplomats from Costa Rica.
Costa Rica encerró a migrantes en una antigua fábrica donada para fines humanitarios por el mayor productor de lápices del mundo
El mayor fabricante de lápices del mundo ha acusado al Gobierno de Costa Rica de dar un uso indebido a la fábrica que le había donado con fines humanitarios por recluir en ella a solicitantes de asilo deportados por la Administración Trump en 2025. Con una producción global de más de 2.000 millones de lápices de madera al año, Faber-Castell operaba una fábrica en el sur de Costa Rica, fronteriza con Panamá, que se abastecía de árboles cultivados en la región.
Présidentielle au Costa Rica: une favorite de droite sur une ligne dure face au crime
La candidate à la présidence Laura Fernandez, favorite pour remporter les élections du 1er février au Costa Rica, avec des sympathisants le 11 janvier 2026 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Les Costariciens élisent dimanche leur président, avec pour grande favorite la candidate du parti conservateur au pouvoir, Laura Fernández, portée par ses promesses de fermeté face à la criminalité, un cap dénoncé par ses rivaux qui craignent une dérive autoritaire.
Présidentielle au Costa Rica: une favorite de droite sur une ligne dure face au crime
La candidate à la présidence Laura Fernandez, favorite pour remporter les élections du 1er février au Costa Rica, avec des sympathisants le 11 janvier 2026 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Les Costariciens élisent dimanche leur président, avec pour grande favorite la candidate du parti conservateur au pouvoir, Laura Fernández, portée par ses promesses de fermeté face à la criminalité, un cap dénoncé par ses rivaux qui craignent une dérive autoritaire.
Présidentielle au Costa Rica: une favorite de droite sur une ligne dure face au crime
La candidate à la présidence Laura Fernandez, favorite pour remporter les élections du 1er février au Costa Rica, avec des sympathisants le 11 janvier 2026 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Les Costariciens élisent dimanche leur président, avec pour grande favorite la candidate du parti conservateur au pouvoir, Laura Fernández, portée par ses promesses de fermeté face à la criminalité, un cap dénoncé par ses rivaux qui craignent une dérive autoritaire.
Rightwing politician Laura Fernandez is ahead in opinion polls for Costa Rica's presidential election
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Center-right economist Alvaro Ramos is in a distant second place
Costa Rica, a beacon of stability in Central America that is battling a surge in violence related to drug trafficking, goes to the polls on Sunday in elections that are expected to bring a tough-on-crime right-winger to power.
Cinq choses à savoir sur le Costa Rica
La rivière Céleste, dans le parc national du volcan Tenorio, entre les provinces de Guanacaste et d'Alajuela, au Costa Rica, le 24 mai 2023 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Haut lieu de l'écotourisme, le Costa Rica a longtemps été réputé pour sa tradition démocratique et sa stabilité politique mais voit sa tranquillité aujourd'hui troublée par l'irruption du trafic de drogue.
Cinq choses à savoir sur le Costa Rica
La rivière Céleste, dans le parc national du volcan Tenorio, entre les provinces de Guanacaste et d'Alajuela, au Costa Rica, le 24 mai 2023 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Haut lieu de l'écotourisme, le Costa Rica a longtemps été réputé pour sa tradition démocratique et sa stabilité politique mais voit sa tranquillité aujourd'hui troublée par l'irruption du trafic de drogue.
Cinq choses à savoir sur le Costa Rica
La rivière Céleste, dans le parc national du volcan Tenorio, entre les provinces de Guanacaste et d'Alajuela, au Costa Rica, le 24 mai 2023 ( Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP ) Haut lieu de l'écotourisme, le Costa Rica a longtemps été réputé pour sa tradition démocratique et sa stabilité politique mais voit sa tranquillité aujourd'hui troublée par l'irruption du trafic de drogue.
Costa Rica, a country of 5.2 million inhabitants, goes to the polls Sunday
A favorite tourist destination for its stunning beaches and rich natural beauty, Costa Rica has recently seen its tranquility shattered by the impacts of drug trafficking.
Center-right economist Alvaro Ramos is in a distant second place
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Rightwing politician Laura Fernandez is ahead in opinion polls for Costa Rica's presidential election
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Nature reserves cover a quarter of Costa Rica's 51,000 square kilometers (19,700 square miles)
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Costa Rica abolished its military in 1948, but the country's police force is involved in security operations, like this one in the capital San Jose
Costa Rica abolished its military in 1948, but the country's police force is involved in security operations, like this one in the capital San Jose
Nature reserves cover a quarter of Costa Rica's 51,000 square kilometers (19,700 square miles)
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Center-right economist Alvaro Ramos is in a distant second place
Voters in Costa Rica go to the polls Sunday with a right-wing candidate polling as the runaway favorite with her promises to crack down on drug-related violence.
Nature reserves cover a quarter of Costa Rica's 51,000 square kilometers (19,700 square miles)
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Center-right economist Alvaro Ramos is in a distant second place
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Nature reserves cover a quarter of Costa Rica's 51,000 square kilometers (19,700 square miles)
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Costa Rica abolished its military in 1948, but the country's police force is involved in security operations, like this one in the capital San Jose
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Mountain lions have the widest geographic range of any native mammal in the Americas apart from humans, stretching from western Canada to Argentina
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Mountain lions have the widest geographic range of any native mammal in the Americas apart from humans, stretching from western Canada to Argentina
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Mountain lions have the widest geographic range of any native mammal in the Americas apart from humans, stretching from western Canada to Argentina
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Mountain lions have the widest geographic range of any native mammal in the Americas apart from humans, stretching from western Canada to Argentina
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Mountain lions have the widest geographic range of any native mammal in the Americas apart from humans, stretching from western Canada to Argentina
A woman has died after a rare suspected mountain lion attack on a hiking trail in Colorado, an incident that would mark the state's first such fatality in decades if confirmed.
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