San Jose in the earlier days NationalSan JoseToday Costa Rica By Rico 12 November 2021 Another look at Chepe (San Jose) in 1960s Paying the bills Latest Nicaragua has recovered due to exports and remittances 7 hours ago Q24N (EFE) The Nicaraguan economy has recovered in the... Read more New cases of Covid-19 in Costa Rica on the decrease 8 hours ago QCOSTARICA - The Ministry of Health reported a decrease... Read more Tourism sector views recovery figures with caution 8 hours ago QCOSTARICA - The crisis generated by COVID-19 in the... Read more Price of most fruits and vegetables increased up to 28% at farmer’s fairs 9 hours ago QCOSTARICA - Every weekend, many head to the local... Read more “The Brothers” Revisited 1 day ago First I want to thank Ricoopinion of Q Costa... Read more Costa Rica activates advertising campaign in New York, Chicago and Toronto 1 day ago QCOSTARICA - The millions of vehicle passengers and passersby... Read more Costa Rica in 2022 recovered 75% of tourists who visited the country prior to the pandemic 1 day ago QCOSTARICA - Costa Rica closed the year 2022 with... Read more Dollar Exchange ¢552.80 Buy ¢559.31 Sell 28 January 2023 - At The Banks - BCCR Paying the bills Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Linkedin ReddIt Email Print Share This photo is from 1970 and is from the east side of the Central Bank, 50 meters north of the corner where Radio Monumenta was Another look at Chepe (San Jose) in 1960s From 1968 of the Avenida Segunda in San José Trams on Paseo Colon in 1945 Chelles bar on Avenida Central in 1969 Photos posted on FB by Tiquicia retro Share this:SharePrintTwitterTelegramSkypeTumblrRedditPocketLinkedInPinterestWhatsAppFacebook Related - Advertisement - Paying the bills Previous articleBicentennial commemorative coin in circulation starting todayNext articleDaniel Ortega calls his political prisoners ‘sons of bitches’ and invites the United States to have them Ricohttp://www.theqmedia.com"Rico" is the crazy mind behind the Q media websites, a series of online magazines where everything is Q! In these times of new normal, stay at home. Stay safe. Stay healthy. Related Articles Nicaragua has recovered due to exports and remittances Q24N (EFE) The Nicaraguan economy has recovered in the last two... Read more New cases of Covid-19 in Costa Rica on the decrease QCOSTARICA - The Ministry of Health reported a decrease in Covid-19... Read more Subscribe to our storiesTo be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements. SUSBCRIBE