AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnglish Education Shock: Costa Rica’s Hello Brete free English program saw 99,000 drop out in four months (about a 48% dropout rate), raising alarms about self-directed online learning and whether INA evaluated retention before scaling. Pop Culture & Family Fun: Comic Con Costa Rica returns Oct. 24–25 at the Costa Rica Convention Center with international guests tied to One Piece, Sonic, Arcane, and more, plus expanded free activities and interactive zones. Medical Innovation: Costa Rica’s CCSS performed the first 3D-printed, personalized cranial prosthesis made in-house, using digital skull reconstruction for a better fit in cranioplasty. Labor Policy Debate: Lawmakers advanced a “4×3” 12-hour workday reform but excluded public sector employees, limiting the schedule to parts of the private sector. Independence Traditions: For the Sept. 15, 205th anniversary, the Independence Torch relay will cover about 378 km to Cartago with thousands of police, Red Cross volunteers, and roughly 22,000 students. Afro-Caribbean Heritage: Limón’s Afro-descendant community marks Black Person and Afro-Costa Rican Culture Day by tracing roots to 1872 arrivals and celebrating ongoing cultural strength.
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