Día de la Madre: Celebrating Mother and Women’s Rights in Costa Rica
Costa Rican Culture, Women’s Rights and History, Costa Rican Holidays, Latin American Traditions, Social Movements in Costa Rica, Mother’s Day Celebrations, Gender Equality and Politics, Historical Events in Costa Rica, Religion & Spirituality, Feminist Movements in Latin America Rion Levy Costa Rican Culture, Women’s Rights and History, Costa Rican Holidays, Latin American Traditions, Social Movements in Costa Rica, Mother’s Day Celebrations, Gender Equality and Politics, Historical Events in Costa Rica, Religion & Spirituality, Feminist Movements in Latin America Rion Levy

Día de la Madre: Celebrating Mother and Women’s Rights in Costa Rica

In Costa Rica, Día de la Madre is celebrated on August 15, a date that coincides with the Catholic Feast of the Assumption, marking the Virgin Mary's ascension into heaven. This dual celebration underscores the deep respect and reverence for motherhood within Costa Rican society, blending religious devotion with family traditions. The day is recognized as a national holiday, emphasizing its significance in Costa Rican culture.

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