Q COSTA RICA — The number of people living on the streets of Costa Rica's capital city, San José, has led mayor Diego Miranda to request urgent intervention from the government of Laura Fernández. Miranda estimates that approximately 2,300 people are currently homeless in the city, a figure that, he...

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