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181,000 Costa Ricans victims of received threats from "loan sharks", survey reveals

QCOSTARICA The National Debt Survey (Encuesta Nacional de Endeudamiento) concludes that some 221,000 Costa Ricans have resorted to informal means of borrowing, obtaining quick and easy loans from loan sharks ("gota a gota lenders" in Spanish), that is not regulated, charges high interest, which can double and triple or more and typically comes with…

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"Tough on crime" will be the new order in Costa Rica

QCOSTARICA With ten legislative bills with the support of the legislators, the judiciary, and the executive branch is expected to curb the wave of crime in Costa Rica. Among the changes are eliminating prison benefits, provisional release and timorous criminal regulations, Costa Rica is preparing to validate a new tough law against contract killings,…

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Lawmakers Seek Solutions As Heavy Firearms Flood Costa Rica

Alarmed by heavy firearms flooding Costa Rica, legislators proposed reforms targeting arms control and penalties amid soaring homicides.

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Costa Rica Aims at Curbing Digital Exploitation of Minors

Costa Rica has introduced a sweeping reform targeting online exploitation of minors by updating the penal code to directly address digital grooming tactics.

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Legislators propose limiting prison benefits and more agile processes to seize money from drug traffickers

QCOSTARICA Limiting or revoking the prison benefits, strengthening flagrante delicto courts, having better tools to seize illicit money from drug traffickers, and preventing violence against minors are among the initiatives proposed by legislators to stop the wave of homicides that is shaking the country. The opposition, though not against the proposals themselves, have expressed…

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