Marco Chaves Solera
Marco Chaves Solera is the founder and former vice president of the National Institute of Innovation and Technology Transfer in Agriculture (INTA) in Costa Rica. He has been vocal about the challenges facing the agricultural sector, emphasizing the ongoing crisis characterized by declining crop areas and the impact of state policies on local producers. Chaves has highlighted the detrimental effects of rising imports and low domestic prices on agricultural sustainability.
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Marco Chaves Solera affirmed that the reduction of inflation and the appreciation of the exchange rate could reduce costs and boost profitability in agriculture.
¿Es rentable y competitivo el sector agrícola de Costa Rica?
Costa Rica· 2025-12-01
Marco Chaves Solera, founder and former vice president of the National Institute of Innovation and Agricultural Technology Transfer, confirms the trend of declining cultivation areas.
Radiografía del sector agrícola: más de 20.000 empleos perdidos y 13 meses en negativoCosta Rica· 2025-12-01
