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QCOSTARICA – Hundreds of protesters from civil society took to the streets of San Jose Saturday morning to protest against the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope), in the march called “Ya No Mas Recope!”.

At least four blocks of Paseo Colon, in the capital city, were full of people marching peacefully towards the Plaza de la Democracia.

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The march began at 10:00am, ending in the vicinity of the Legislative Assembly, where organizers proclaimed their discomfort with the public company that exclusively imports and distributes fuel in Costa Rica.

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