For a complete list of radio stations of Costa Rica visit the official page of CANARA, The National Non-profit Chamber of Radios of Costa Rica at or go to Radios de Costa Rica where you can listen to many of them online.
To check what radio frequency is assigned to whom, go to Control Nacional de Radio, Costa Rica's government agency that assigns and controls the radio spectrum. To contact the regulatory body that polices the quality of service of radio for consumers, go to Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Publicos, ARESEP, explicitly with a sub-branch called SUTEL, La Superintendencia de Telecomunicaciones.
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