Wednesday 24 April 2024

Downtown San Jose Closures For Monday and Tuesday

Closure applies to all vehicular traffic and pedestrians

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Take into account the road closures in the heart of San Jose for today (Monday) and tomorrow (Tuesday) due to the ‘transfer of powers’ event.

The closure of about 4 square blocks, that includes the Avenida 2 and Avenida Central (Bulevar or Boulevard) is total to vehicular traffic and pedestrians until Tuesday night.

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Other closure to be aware of is the area around “Casa Amarilla” or the Chancellery (the yellow building next to the INS) from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday night.

On Tuesday morning, Carlo Alvarado will be sworn is as the 48th president of Costa Rica, in a ceremony that includes more than 80 international delegations.

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