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New Rival Enters UN Leadership Race as Costa Rica’s Grynspan Faces Deadlock
Thousands March as Costa Rica Lawmakers Cut 8 Billion Colones From Public Universities
Costa Rica University Protests Move Forward After Lawmakers Approve New Budget Cuts
Costa Rica Faces an $882 Million Revenue Hole as Courts, Police and Schools Take Cuts
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