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Students declare ‘state of emergency’ due to sexual harassment at Costa Rican universities
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May 29, 2019
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Why Now: Oscar Arias accusers explain why they waited to come forward
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Arias and second Costa Rican politician reportedly accused of additional sexual crimes
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Óscar Arias, Costa Rica’s former president and a Nobel Prize winner, accused of sexual assault, per reports
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The victim said she had been invited to Arias' house to deliver more information regarding an anti-nuclear armament campaign they had been discussing.
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We want them alive: Costa Rica’s reckoning
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The waves of violence sometimes seem to lap against an indifferent shore.
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The testimony I never gave
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It always starts with two messy pigtails.
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