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Barrio Chino aims to be San José’s next big food spot
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May 23, 2016
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Former San José Mayor Johnny Araya to run again for his old job
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Johnny Araya will not represent National Liberation Party in 2016 mayoral race
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Ex-San José mayor and presidential dropout Johnny Araya denies rumors of party flip-flop ahead of 2016 elections
Elections 2014
No regrets about quitting campaign, says Costa Rica’s ruling party candidate Johnny Araya
L. Arias
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The National Liberation Party’s (PLN) "non-candidate," Johnny Araya, left his home in Rohrmoser, a wealthy neighborhood west of San José, at 9:30 a.m. Sunday to begin Costa Rica's second-round Election Day.
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Elections 2014
Candidate Johnny Araya traveled to Panama with leading construction firm CEO to watch a soccer match
L. Arias
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Five days after being elected the presidential candidate of the ruling National Liberation Party, then-San José Mayor Johnny Araya flew to Panama in a private jet with Carlos Enrique Cerdas, the CEO of MECO construction, which has been awarded several public works projects, the weekly newspaper Semanario Universidad reported in its cover story on Wednesday.
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Johnny Araya promises to revive controversial highway project
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The National Liberation Party candidate said that the proposed highway expansion would be publicly financed and not rely on a concession.
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