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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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