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The Ministerio de Hacienda de Costa Rica released several posts between May 18 and May 20, 2026, sharing event links and information related to foreign passive income tax declarations.

Technical college students and adult learners joined employers at Talent Costa Rica Job Fair on May 15. Over 8,000 job opportunities were available alongside guidance from education officials. The event aimed to connect students with businesses while highlighting recent achievements in education.

Traffic Police reported issuing over eighty-two thousand tickets from January through April this year—one every two minutes on average. Most violations included failing to comply with road restrictions and improper parking.

Over 1,000 students are taking part in workshops that use literature as a tool for peaceful conflict resolution. The initiative combines creative techniques with nonviolent communication strategies. Organizers say it helps children see language as a bridge toward building peace.

Banco Central de Costa Rica used Twitter between May 16 and May 19, 2026 to provide information on recognizing genuine coins, announce changes to its website procedures, and publicize the final issue of a commemorative coin series honoring…

Between May 17-18, 2026, the Ministerio de Salud de Costa Rica posted updates on hypertension prevention, environmental responsibility in public health policy, and leadership coordination efforts under Minister Dr. Alexander Sánchez Cabo.

The Ministerio de Hacienda de Costa Rica posted several updates on May 18, 2026, including support for farmers and information about foreign-sourced passive income declarations.

Costa Rican authorities marked World Recycling Day with a call for action on waste management. The Ministry of Health urged all sectors to form alliances and adopt sustainable practices.

The Ministry of Health has urged residents to cut back on salt consumption as part of efforts against hypertension. The call comes amid national awareness campaigns highlighting health risks tied to excessive sodium intake.

A new modular bridge with higher structural capacity will be installed near Juan Santamaría International Airport starting May 18. Initial assembly work will not disrupt traffic; any closures are planned only during later stages. The project supports future growth along National Route 1.