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How Democracies Fall: Six Warning Signs of a Shift Toward Dictatorship

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Afro-descendants in Costa Rica: A Movement for Justice & Equity

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How Latin America Is Faring against Omicron

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“Ortega Not a legitimately elected president, but the jailer of an...

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The Latin American countries whose economies are best prepared to face...

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Laura Fernández won’t let go of the claim that a coup...

Q COSTA RICA — Extremely stubborn, persistent, and unwilling to give up on an argument, Costa Rica President Laura Fernández maintains that there was indeed an “institutional coup d'état” against the Legislative Assembly and continues her criticism of the Judiciary. A day after the "planton", a demonstration in support of...