Human Rights
I have always said that there is nothing sexier than a feminist man. I don...
Category: Human Rights
Human Rights
“I wonder what it is to be a woman. Is it just having a vagina...
Human Rights
Three Guanacastecan women tell their story of transition and how the name change has changed
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Community, Human Rights
After several kilometers driving along a gravel road while swallowing dust, the map tells...
Community, Visuals, Human Rights
The eyes of hope in this photo of Christopher López say it all and...
News, Travel, Human Rights
Think back and remember all the times you enjoyed the sand under your feet or...
Human Rights
Guanacaste Needs our Coverage of Human Rights and The Voice Needs You to Make it Happen
A few months ago, Chayo Chaves, a volunteer from the National Institute for Women’...
The Voice of Guanacaste won the 2018-2020 Ángela Acuña Braun National Award for...
This november, Cepia will donate 150 copper IUDs to impoverished women in the province...
Educating 800 people: The Arata Leiva family has a recipe to break the barriers down
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“A bunch of people is going to be there to watch. They are going to...
Life & Health, Human Rights, Special Stories
Women Decry Violence Suffered During Pregnancy at Medical Centers in Guanacaste and the Rest of the Country
Latin American Idol was on the television. Costa Rican participant María José Castillo was...
Human Rights
Director of La Anexión Hospital: “We aren’t going to perform therapeutic abortions here because we are pro-life”
Anner Angulo Leiva is the director of the La Anexión hospital and he defines...
Human Rights, Uncategorized
Nicaraguan Immigrants in Tamarindo: “They’ve given us glasses, plates, food, and above all, love”
Expat family has aid Nicaraguans who came in search of peace during the crisis in
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Human Rights
LGBT Weddings in Guanacaste: A Dream for Many That Must Wait 18 More Months Before It’s Legal
Supreme Court rules in favor of gay marriage in Costa Rica, but Congress must change
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Human Rights
Editorial: How the Ministry of Education Should Improve Its Promise for Children With Disabilities
The ministry of public education (MEP) has a lot of pending tasks in Guanacaste. But...
Families stop taking their children to schools with special services because of financial difficulties and
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A collection of the best stories by The Voice of Guanacaste from the last two
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Nature, Human Rights, CKD
“(Farmers) deserve greater protection during their workdays,” Jennifer Crowe, chronic kidney disease researcher
"The process for a country to declare that a disease has a work origin is...
Visuals, Human Rights
Dying Under the Sun: 22 pictures that portray how Guanacaste farmers suffer Chronic Kidney Disease
Not only patients suffer from the disease, but also their families...
