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Costa Rica’s “red” taxis are becoming fewer and fewer

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Costa Rica’s “red” taxis are becoming fewer and fewer

Q COSTA RICA — More than 2,000 taxis stopped operating in Costa Rica on July 5th, after the deadline for renewing permits expired without the government granting an extension. Figures from the Consejo de Transporte Público (CTP) —Public Transportation Council—indicate the national taxi fleet, known as "red" taxis, was reduced...