El Observador is a native digital media in Costa Rica that in a relatively short time of existence has earned a solid reputation for offering quality journalism, a balanced approach and analysis.
It was founded in 2019 with seed capital provided by a group of Costa Rican businessmen from different sectors.
El Observador has become a reliable source of news and analysis in the Costa Rican news landscape.
It is aimed at businessmen, entrepreneurs, politicians, opinion leaders and decision makers, fundamentally and the general public interested in becoming better informed.
It covers national and international issues, with a strong agenda on economics, politics, gender issues and the environment. It also offers important news on national and international events, lifestyle topics, entertainment, pets and an opinion section, as well as specials such as Decision and Voices of Climate Change, among others.
Readers trust El Observador to provide accurate, relevant and well-researched information about the most important events in Costa Rica and the world.
It emphasizes journalistic rigor and its focus on in-depth analysis of issues. Reporters and editors are committed to seeking the truth and presenting diverse points of view, ensuring balanced and objective coverage of the facts.
It also offers a wide range of special sections, including interviews, expert opinions and investigative reports. These resources allow readers to deeply explore the topics that interest them and gain a more complete understanding of current events.
As a digital media outlet, El Observador is present as observador.cr on the main social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram. TikTok and more recently on Threads.
He also has a Newsroom and Entre-Views podcast.
It is read both in Costa Rica and in other regions. 52.3% of its readers are women and 47.7% are men. The majority of its readers, 68.4%, are between 18 and 54 years old.
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Last updated date: March 2025
Source: SembraMedia