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Tranquil Black Friday passes in Escazú

November 28, 2014

Customers line up in front of the TNS clothing store at Multiplaza Escazú. While the shopping complex was busy with bargain-hunting customers, Black Friday was generally free of trampling, shrieking, and hair-pulling. “Viernes Negro” mimics the infamous pre-Christmas shopping bonanza in the United States, always following the U.S. holiday of Thanksgiving. (Robert Isenberg/The Tico Times)

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