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Weekly Report - 09 November 2017 (WR-17-44)
COSTA RICA: Could Castro challenge Desanti for presidency?
Prisoners crowded around seven of Costa Rica’s presidential candidates for an unprecedented debate in a national penitentiary on 2 November. There was one notable absentee from the debate: Juan Diego Castro. The former security minister (1994-1996), who is running for the small Partido Integración Nacional (PIN), moved into second place in the most recent nationwide opinion survey.
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