AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNicoya Wellness Plan: Costa Rica plans a Blue Zone seal, three tourism products by 2028 and a visitor-capacity study for the Nicoya Peninsula, alongside expanded support for older residents. Wildlife Research: Scarlet macaws have begun nesting on the Central Pacific coast. Live cameras in 11 artificial nests will let researchers track eggs, chicks and fledging without disturbing the birds. Engineering Education: A ₡491 million budget cut could close TEC’s Limón campus, affecting 417 students, including those studying computer engineering. The dispute escalated after former president Rodrigo Chaves called the rector a terrorist. AI and Jobs: A World Bank study says 38% of Costa Rican jobs are exposed to AI—through potential automation, expanded capabilities or effects that remain uncertain. Native Bees: The Supreme Court will review rules that limit commercial production of Costa Rica’s 58 native stingless bee species to two without further scientific studies.
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