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Costa Rica again voices support for new elections, peaceful transition in Venezuela

Costa Rica said it will not support any "road map" that does not contemplate democratic means as a starting point to solve the Venezuelan crisis.

Costa Rica absent as Lima Group begins meeting on next steps in Venezuela crisis

Mexico, Costa Rica, Guyana and Saint Lucia were not present and have previously abstained from several of the group's tougher positions towards Maduro's regime.

At Costa Rica’s request, Guaidó-appointed ambassador temporarily leaves embassy

Faría had taken possession of the embassy on Wednesday.

Lima Group, including Costa Rica, to meet next week regarding Venezuela

Duque made the announcement during a meeting in Washington with United States President Donald Trump, with whom he reviewed the situation in Venezuela.

Presidents of Argentina, Uruguay to meet regarding Venezuela crisis

The International Contact Group — made up of 11 countries, including Costa Rica — issued a call for free presidential elections to be held in Venezuela as a peaceful solution to the nation’s crisis.

Twelve countries agree to address Venezuelan migration with humanitarian approach

Authorities "agreed to propose measures for the better management of the migratory process with emphasis on vulnerable populations."

Costa Rica joins seven other countries committing to regularize Venezuelan migrants

Of the 13 countries that participated in the second regional meeting on Venezuelan migration, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay signed the so-called regional “Plan of Action.”

Costa Rica, Venezuela clash at OAS summit in Mexico

Venezuela's Foreign Minister called her Costa Rican counterpart a “political illiterate” and accused him of promoting violence in Venezuela.

Venezuelan lawmaker says in Costa Rica that her people eat from garbage trucks

Broad Front Party lawmaker Ligia Fallas responded to the Venezuelan lawmaker, saying many Ticos eat from the garbage too.

Rare good news in Venezuela: beer is back

Venezuelans struggling through an economic crisis got a rare bit of good news Thursday when the country's largest brewery announced it had obtained a loan to resume production.

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