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Fear of Anti-Government Demonstrations Force Change of Time in Nicoya Celebrations

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Photo: Voz De Guanacaste
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Civic activities in Nicoya to celebrate the Annexation of Guanacaste has been moved last minute to 5:00pm from the original 10:00am.

Nicoya mayor, Marco Antonio Jiménez, said the decision for the change is to ensure the safety of the people of Nicoya.

The change will not be a problem for Presidenta Laura Chinchilla, who is “under the command of the Nicoya City Council”, said the minister of Communication, Carlos Roverssi.

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Mayor Jiménez did not cite security for the presidenta as issue, however, minister Roverssi did say in his communiqué the change is due to a “issue of fear“, the possibility of anti-government demonstrations.

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