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Costa Rica’s CCSS Prioritizes Emergency Care on Strike Day
Costa Rica Businesses Warn Strong Colón Is Threatening Jobs
Teachers’ union takes Cartago protest exclusion to Costa Rica’s top court
Costa Rica Court Freezes Quaker Oats Trademarks
Thousands rally across Costa Rica in defense of the courts as President Fernández pushes judicial overhaul
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Guatemala convicts 2 ex-soldiers for sex slavery, murder in landmark case
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February 27, 2016
Guatemala convicts 2 ex-soldiers for sex slavery, murder in landmark case
The Tico Times
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February 27, 2016
A Guatemalan court has sentenced two former soldiers to 120 and 240 years of prison for subjecting at least 15 indigenous women to sexual slavery and other crimes during the country's civil war.
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