Q COSTARICA — The president of the Legislative Assembly, Rodrigo Arias, asserted that President Rodrigo Chaves intervened to have the United States government revoke his entry visa nearly a year ago. “In my case, when the previous ambassador (Cynthia Telles) had just left and an official was appointed to head...

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