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Many Costa Ricans welcome court ruling that they don t have to use their father s surname first

Many Costa Ricans welcome court ruling that they don t have to use their father s surname first
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Many Costa Ricans welcome ruling that they don t have to use father s surname first

Many Costa Ricans welcome ruling that they don t have to use father s surname first
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Many Costa Ricans welcome court ruling that they don t have to use their father s surname first

Many Costa Ricans welcome court ruling that they don t have to use their father s surname first
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Many Costa Ricans welcome court ruling that they don t have to use their father s surname first

Many Costa Ricans on Friday welcomed a ruling this week by the country's Supreme Court of Justice eliminating the requirement that people use their father's surname before their mother's on identification documents. In Spanish-speaking nations, people usually go by two last names. In Costa Rica, if a man were named José and his father's surname were Suárez and his mother's Ortiz, by law he would have been registered as José Suárez Ortiz.

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