Region, Human Rights Three facts that show the contribution of Nicaraguan migrants to Guanacaste’s growth Sep 09, 2025 La Voz conducted an analysis based on the National Household Survey (Enaho) from the past...
Region, Human Rights Young women murdered by their partners: Guanacaste tallies two femicides in 2025 Apr 07, 2025 The femicides of Katherine Tatiana and Marcela Alexandra make this the second most violent start...
Region, Nature, Human Rights, Science Young people from Cuajiniquil combat climate change with short films Aug 16, 2024 Four short films showcase the problems and natural wealth of this community in La Cruz ...
Special Stories, Human Rights Mother and Immigrant: A childhood marked by helplessness and courage Mar 22, 2024 In the last twenty years, teenage pregnancies have decreased significantly in Costa Rica. However, this...
Special Stories, Human Rights Costa Rica, a leaky refuge for Central American journalism Jul 06, 2023 Journalists and media from Central America migrate to Costa Rica due to criminalization or threats...
Region, Human Rights, Health The government wants to tax people with disabilities. How do they get by? Jun 09, 2023 The government is looking to tax hearing aids, wheelchairs, canes, glasses and other tools for...
Nosara, Human Rights Streets of Nosara were filled with folklore and diversity flags Jun 06, 2023 Jeff Chajii traveled from El Silencio of Tilarán to Nosara to march in the...
Region, Human Rights Among women: Stories from Guanacaste of home births Mar 09, 2023 Danixa Matarrita felt that her water broke. It was 1 a.m. on a Monday...
Human Rights, Art, Opinion How to embrace immigration through art Nov 01, 2022 Some things get started without direction, while internally recognizing the urgency of doing them. Others...
Region, Visuals, Human Rights Editorial: A diverse voice in Guanacaste Jun 28, 2022 In 2017, The Voice of Guanacaste published a cover with a gender diversity story for...
Community, Human Rights, Santa Cruz How an NGO tackles the lack of a school in Brasilito with a single classroom Jun 09, 2022 This year marks a decade since Brasilito lost its school. The 2012 earthquake damaged it...
Community, Human Rights, Santa Cruz Brasilito: The community with students who’ve never been to school Jun 09, 2022 In the mid-morning heat, Santiago sits at the Brasilito bus stop and confesses to...
Special Stories, Human Rights What’s it like growing up “without papers” in a country that you weren’t born in? May 22, 2022 One day, Deilyn heard that her father hadn’t sent her to school because...
Region, Special Stories, Human Rights How Costa Rica Overcomes Anti-Vax Obstacles To Immunize All Its Children Apr 05, 2022 Doubt or fear is enough to cause people to reject the coronavirus vaccine, even more...
Special Stories, Human Rights Five signs of xenophobia in Costa Rica Mar 25, 2022 The first months of the pandemic exacerbated hate speech on social networks in Costa Rica...
Special Stories, Human Rights, Uncategorized 135 women in Guanacaste sought medical attention within 72 hours after rape Nov 30, 2021 Eva woke up in her bed uncertain of what had happened the night before. She...
Special Stories, Human Rights Streets: They’re for everyone but are hostile for women Nov 30, 2021 Cristel was exhausted after finishing her day of work, but she still had a four...
Community, Special Stories, Human Rights, Santa Cruz, Liberia Women in Guanacaste marched against gender violence Nov 26, 2021 November 25 is becoming increasingly relevant in the streets of Guanacaste. Yesterday dozens of women...
Special Stories, Human Rights Sexual cyberviolence: When violence shows up on girls’ screens Nov 25, 2021 When Jimena was 14 years old, she wanted to disappear from the world. She was...
News, Special Stories, Human Rights Sexual violence terrorizes us in Guanacaste Nov 25, 2021 At The Voice of Guanacaste, we put together a new edition to raise our voices...