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Elections 2018

What’s it really like to vote in Costa Rica? A new citizen’s perspective

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A cardboard box, a crayon, friends and neighbors: all part of voting in small-town Costa Rica.
Costa Rica

Carlos Alvarado, novelist, musician and presidential candidate in Costa Rica

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As the candidate for the PAC, he has had to deal with the wear and tear on the current administration, whose image was hard hit by a corruption scandal as well as by increasing violence.
Elections 2018

Fabricio Alvarado, the evangelical singer seeking Costa Rica’s presidency

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"People with experience have left us with bad experiences. I fully trust God, and if I’ve gotten here, it’s because I am capable.”
Elections 2018

‘There’s a bigger family: the Costa Rican family’

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Our team captured voters' motivations, from dawn to dusk.
Elections 2018

5 keys to understanding Costa Rica as it faces new elections

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A look at the economic, political and social context on Sunday's vote.
Op-ed

We need to take a second look at our assumptions about gay marriage

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The study of history and even casual observation clearly confirm that LGBTQ people are important contributing members of society.
Elections 2018

Costa Rican elections combine close polls, vastly different positions

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The second and final vote will be held April 1.
Elections 2018

Presidential candidates in Costa Rica close campaigns with San José rallies

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The two candidates came into the final stretch of the campaign neck and neck, without a glimpse of a clear winner.
Opinion

Trouble in paradise: LGBTQ rights debate divides Costa Rica

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As long as is poverty and lack of education remain, people will keep discriminating against others.
Elections 2018

New poll in Costa Rica: another small Fabricio lead, another statistical dead heat

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Fifteen percent of those who intend to vote on April 1 say they are still undecided.
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