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Costa Rica’s Border Police (Policia de Fronteras) vehicles will be getting a new look as we can see in these leaked photos that are now circulating the social networks.

While the vehicles are basically the Toyota vehicles used by most of the police forces in the country, their color is a deep green instead of the traditional white of the Fuerza Publica (national police) vehicles.

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These units are of the Policia de Fronteras of the Ministerio de Seguridad Pública (MSOP) – the Ministry of Security.

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