Region, Human Rights, Special Stories
Doubt or fear is enough to cause people to reject the coronavirus vaccine, even more...
Category: Human Rights
Human Rights, Special Stories
The first months of the pandemic exacerbated hate speech on social networks in Costa Rica...
Human Rights, Special Stories, Uncategorized
Eva woke up in her bed uncertain of what had happened the night before. She...
Human Rights, Special Stories
Cristel was exhausted after finishing her day of work, but she still had a four...
Community, Human Rights, Special Stories, Santa Cruz, Liberia
November 25 is becoming increasingly relevant in the streets of Guanacaste. Yesterday dozens of women...
Human Rights, Special Stories
When Jimena was 14 years old, she wanted to disappear from the world. She was...
At The Voice of Guanacaste, we put together a new edition to raise our voices...
And it wasn’t my fault, not where I was nor how I was...
The Tejedores de Sueños Foundation donated 117 bicycles to five schools in Guanacaste to...
Region, Police News, Human Rights
Guanacaste registers another femicide, for the second consecutive month
Francis Leon Miranda was 25 years old, seven months pregnant, with a three-year-old...
Five female tourists reported being sexually assaulted at evening parties on the beaches of Nosara...
Warning: This in-depth report describes scenes that may be disturbing. Valeria says that she...
COVID-19, Human Rights
Costa Rica doesn’t have COVID-19 vaccines allotted for undocumented migrants in the country, says the Ministry of Health
Costa Rica doesn’t have COVID-19 vaccines available to immunize people with an irregular...
At seven years old, Mich Coronado loved playing soccer with their dad in the plaza...
News, Human Rights, The Voice Explains
Seven keys to understanding the new wave of arrests of political opponents in Nicaragua
In the last two weeks, the government of Nicaragua arrested at least 16 opponents of...
Community, Human Rights
Organization seeks to map what it’s really like for the LGBTI+ population in Guanacaste
Do trans people experience more unemployment in the coastal provinces than in the country’s...
For four months, women with disabilities and caregivers attended a comprehensive virtual empowerment training workshop
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Community, Human Rights, Health
How does your municipality spend its budget and award work contracts?
The Voice of Guanacaste launched two interactive tools today that will allow people to analyze...
Community, COVID-19, Human Rights, Health
200 people in Los Andes, La Cruz don’t have drinking water during the pandemic
GuanaData, a project of The Voice of Guanacaste, investigates the public budgets of six municipalities...
Nicoya, Human Rights, Politics
Legal loopholes allow family members to work at municipalities despite potential conflicts of interest
GuanaData, a project of The Voice of Guanacaste, investigates the public budgets of six municipalities...
