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- Costa Rica: Rodrigo Chaves takes office as president - DW 05.09.22 443984
- Fleeing Nicaraguans strain Costa Rica’s asylum system - AP News 02.09.22 376707
- Costa Rica's New President Calls the Press the Enemy. Journalists Warn 'Nothing Like This Had Ever Happened.' - NBC News 24.08.22 376667
- Costa Rica’s ‘War’ Against Ransomware Is a Wake-Up Call for the Region - WPR 18.07.22 444002
- President Rodrigo Chaves Says Costa Rica Is at War with Conti Hackers - BBC News 18.05.2022 376682
- Troubles in Costa Rica’s tropical paradise - GIS 17.05.22 443995
- This is what Costa Rica can teach the world about democracy - WEF 11.05.18 443973
- Costa Rica’s New Populist President Could Be a Lesson in Democracy—or a Worrying Trend - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 04.05.22 376665
- Costa Rican President-Elect Faces Array of Challenges, Opportunities - The Heritage Foundation 08.04.22 376709
- What Challenges Await Costa Rica’s Next President? - Dialogue 05.04.22 443981
- Costa Rica Elects Political Newcomer Chaves as President - BBC News 04.04.2022 376681
- Economist Rodrigo Chaves elected Costa Rica’s president - Al Jazeera 04.04.22 281198
- A Rocky Road Ahead for Costa Rica’s Rodrigo Chaves - Americas Quarterly 04.04.22 376712
- Costa Rica elects political newcomer Chaves as president - BBC 04.04.22 443982
- Costa Rica Election: Will a Newcomer Beat an Ex-President? - BBC News 03.04.2022 376684
- Costa Rica's Rush to the Right - NACLA 01.04.22 281868
- Costa Rica’s Fragmented Politics Is Failing to Deliver Results - WPR 14.02.22 376710
- Former President Figueres takes early lead in Costa Rica polls - Al Jazeera 07.02.22 272854
- Costa Rica votes in presidential election with no clear favourite - Al Jazeera 06.02.22 376700
- Costa Rica’s Boring Elections Are a Model for the World - FP 04.02.22 376666
- Joseph Stiglitz: How Costa Rica Gets It Right - Project Syndicate 08.05.18 117692
- What Happens When Primary Health Care Is Universal? - Project Syndicate 18.01.18 117693
- Documentary: A Bold Peace. Costa Rica became one of the only nations in the world to disband their military and to redirect national resources towards education, health, and … 117698
- Costa Rica to study kidney disease afflicting sugarcane workers - CPI 2/12 117694