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Costa Ricans Express their Dissatisfaction with Presidential Candidates

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On Sunday April 3rd, Costa Ricans elected their new President: Rodrigo Chaves, a 60-year-old economist, former Minister of Finance and founding member of the...
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Costa Rica’s president-elect Chaves meets with rival to advance “a common agenda”.

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Costa Rican president-elect Rodrigo Chaves met Tuesday with his ballot rival, Jose Maria Figueres, to discuss a cooperation agreement and take ideas for his...
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Costa Rica goes to the polls to elect president

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Costa Rica elects its next president on Sunday in a ballot between conservative Rodrigo Chaves, a former minister sanctioned for sexual harassment, and centrist...
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Costa Rica Presidential Election Heads To Second Round

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According to the latest results reported from Costa Rica’s Supreme Election Tribunal (TSE) there will be a second and final round on April 3...
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Election Polls Close in Costa Rica: Presidential Runoff Likely

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It started off with Costa Rica President Carlos Alvarado Quesada, casting his vote at 6:45 this morning. However, as was widely expected, when the...
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Today Costa Ricans will choose among 25 Presidential Candidates

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Costa Ricans head to the polls Today with a crowded presidential field and no clear favorite for tackling growing economic concerns in one of...
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The Upcoming Costa Rica Presidential Elections Has Many Options

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Costa Rica elects on Sunday its next president among 25 candidates, an unprecedented number in one of the most solid democracies in Latin America...
Elections 2018

Costa Rica’s elections 2018: a primer

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In days of yore, Costa Rican elections were called a “fiesta electoral,” a celebration of democracy where many Costa Ricans were fiercely and visibly...
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Honduras concludes voter recount, no winner declared

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Election authorities say they could take up to 22 days to declare an official winner because of possible appeals.

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