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Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions

Costa Rican officials are undermining economic ties with China after authorities from the Central American country deemed Chinese companies a cybersecurity threat to the development of 5G. -October 13, 2023 at 04:58 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions

Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions
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Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions

SAN JOSE (Reuters) - Costa Rican officials are undermining economic ties with China after authorities from the Central American country deemed Chinese.

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Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions

Chinese embassy criticizes Costa Rica for 5G company restrictions
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Costa Rica, Honduras impose reciprocal visa requirements after Costa Rican safety concerns

Costa Rica and Honduras slapped each other with visa requirements for travelers from the other's country on Monday, with Costa Rica first implementing the measure citing security reasons. Costa Rica had initially announced the measure last week, later postponing it. Honduras at the time had called the measure "surprising."

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