Costa Rica's president met with former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to discuss the benefits of the U.S. investing more in its Central American ally.
But most Costa Ricans would. A national poll on sexual diversity gave a snapshot on Tico opinions about LGBT rights, including on topics like same-sex marriage, adoptions and gay public displays of affection.
The retail giant already announced earlier this year that it'll put $378 million into Wal-Mart operations in Central America in 2011. That number includes more than $100 million in stores in Costa Rica.
Participants held signs proclaiming “The climate is crazy,” while others danced on stilts and played music, as they tried to drum up support for the cause.
A Unimer poll finds that most Costa Rican's disapprove of the reduced sentence given to former President Rafael Ángel Calderón, who avoids going to prison.
