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Indigenous conflict
Crime
Tensions ease in Salitre indigenous crisis, but the dispute is far from resolved
The Tico Times
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July 10, 2014
BUENOS AIRES, Puntarenas – As government mediators return to San José and peace slowly returns to the Salitre indigenous reserve in Costa Rica’s southeastern region, the charred skeleton of a makeshift home remains as the only visible vestige of an intense conflict earlier this week.
UPDATE: Government negotiates peace agreement between farmers, indigenous group in Salitre conflict zone
July 8, 2014
Farmers invading Costa Rica indigenous reserve chase out families, burn crops
July 7, 2014