AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMarine Research: Costa Rican scientists are studying pollution exposure in olive ridley turtles at Ostional, collecting samples to guide future conservation work; no results have been released. Transport Technology: Plans for the San Ramón highway expansion call for cameras and radar at least every 1.5 kilometers to track traffic and crashes. The transport ministry has not said whether the system would issue speeding tickets. Digital Services: Costa Rica has launched a digital Marchamo, ending the annual vehicle-sticker swap. Researchers are also using smartphones to create 3D maps of Pacific coral reefs. Tech Workforce: A regional study ranks Costa Rica first in Latin America for the share of jobs exposed to artificial intelligence, underscoring the need to prepare workers as AI spreads. Separately, INA and Camtic have partnered to strengthen technology skills and innovation.
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