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The Via Crucis of Pilar and Rodrigo (opens the original)
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#TODO POLITICO — By Luis Paulino Vargas Solís — I see Minister Rodrigo Chaves very distressed and heartbroken that the person in charge of notifications for the Prosecutor’s Office didn’t give him the information he needed to contact his beloved former legislator, Mrs. Pilar Cisneros, at Casa Presidencial. I understand the Minister’s anguish, and I sympathize with him. It’s obvious that this matter has caused him great pain and mortification. For my part, I can’t help but wonder what happened th
Who will save Costa Rica? (opens the original)
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Q COSTA RICA (OP-ED) Raúl Alexander Camacho Alfaro, in an opinion piece for Delfino.cr, tackles the question: Who Will Save Costa Rica? He argues that the answer isn’t about a single hero. Instead, Costa Rica’s salvation lies in its strength to stop anyone from thinking they alone can save it. “For a long time, we have considered—and perhaps the idea still lingers as one of those cherished family memories—that one of the most valuable features of Costa Rican tradition lies in its relatively stro
We are governed by a HYPOCRITICAL political scientist who pretends not to know (opens the original)
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Before coming to power in 2016, she studied the Comptroller General's Office as a mechanism to counterbalance the Executive Branch. Ten years later, as president, she questioned that oversight. Q COSTA RICA — Before assuming the presidency, Laura Fernández crafted a university thesis at the University of Costa Rica (UCR) in 2016 that examined the role of the Contraloría General de la República (Comptroller General) as a critical check on the Executive branch. In her academic work, Fernández defe
Stepfather sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing his stepdaughter (opens the original)
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The Heredia Criminal Court imposed the sentence after the prosecution proved that the man took advantage of his position as stepfather and his physical and psychological superiority to commit the abuse when the victim was a child Q COSTA RICA — The San Joaquín de Flores (Heredia) Prosecutor’s Office sentenced a man named Rojas Campos to 20 years in prison after proving his guilt in the sexual abuse of his stepdaughter, who was eight years old when the abuse began. The sentence was handed down on
Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua plans to scrap elections â what that says about todayâs autocrats (opens the original)
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Q REPORTS (Felix Wiebrecht, Lecturer in Politics, University of Liverpool) Since being elected for a second term as Nicaraguan president in 2006, Daniel Ortega â the former Sandinista freedom fighter-turned-authoritarian leader â has extended his term of office several times. But last week he announced a new strategy for holding on to power. He declared that there will no longer be elections in the Central American country. Making a speech to commemorate the anniversary of the 1979 revolutio
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