Thursday, 29 October 2020
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Nacion makes deal to have the train reach Parque Viva

by Q Costa Rica
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The Grupo Nacion and the government inked an agreement that would add ¢150 million colones to the cost of the electric train to reach the Grupo’s Parque Viva.

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