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The Tico Times Weekly Digest: Nov. 26, 2018

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Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court gives tax reform bill the go-ahead

Daniel Ortega’s regime has twice as many political prisoners as Nicolás Maduro’s

Campbell stars as Costa Rica beats Peru, 3-2

How to – Driver’s licenses in Costa Rica

Drink wine in Chile, but do it at the Bocanáriz wine bar

Off the Eaten Path – Wong’s


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