Q COSTARICA — A chain reaction starting by rising fuel prices is about to hit Costa Rica hard, thanks to the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran. Federico Quesada Chaves, head of the School of Administrative Sciences at UNED, warns that international oil prices are climbing and...

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