Costa Rica: More poor households report family barriers to work, mostly women

New data from Costa Rica shows a rise in the share of poor households where family responsibilities prevent work, disproportionately affecting women. The trend signals a structural labor-market constraint tied to caregiving, with implications for poverty reduction and gender equity. The source is a single national outlet; underlying data not yet independently verified.

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