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Sore loser: Johnny Araya did not accompany Diego Miranda at the ceremony in which he assumed the reins of the Municipality of San José

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QCOSTARICA (La Teja) Longtime San Jose mayor, Johnny Araya, did not participate in the swearing-in ceremony and transfer of powers of the person he supported to assume the mayorship of the Municipality of San José this Wednesday.

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