AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Health: The CDC issued a Level 2 travel notice for Costa Rica after a chikungunya outbreak was confirmed in Playa Langosta, with local mosquito spread and 16 cases recorded this year. Aging & Care Delivery: Costa Rica is putting Nicoya’s centenarians on the government payroll via “Costa Rica Centenaria,” including home-visit care by doctors and nurses through the Social Security Fund. Conservation Tech: Costa Rica evaluated wildlife crossings on Routes 1 and 160: 36 species used the structures, but roadkill still hit 20+ species in six months, and some big cats weren’t recorded using crossings. Property Tech: JanusHermes launched native-language property search across 50+ countries, including Costa Rica, with district-level filters and local market context. Animal Health Research: The U.S. is testing genetically modified screwworm flies in Panama to strengthen the regional eradication effort as the pest spreads again. Longevity Culture: Blue Zone coverage keeps spotlighting Costa Rica’s Nicoya alongside Ikaria and Sardinia, with new reporting and studies probing what “super-agers” do differently.
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