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"Rodrigo Chaves deserves a sniper," lawyer states on social media

"Rodrigo Chaves deserves a sniper," lawyer states on social media
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Constitutional Court confirms that the morning-after pill will remain legally recognized in Costa Rica

QCOSTARICA The three appeals of unconstitutionality were rejected by Sala Constitutional (Constitutional Court, also referred to as Sala IV), against the morning-after pill (píldora del día después in Spanish), therefore, its use remains in force in Costa Rica. The resolutions, by Justices Fernando Cruz, Paul Rueda, Jorge Araya and Ingrid Hess, concluded that the… ....

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Costa Rican court allows citizens to choose order of last names, citing gender discrimination

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) Costa Rica’s Supreme Court of Justice reported Wednesday that it was no longer obligatory to place the paternal surname before the maternal surname on a person’s identification. ....

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Costa Rican court allows citizens to choose order of last names, citing gender discrimination

Costa Rican court allows citizens to choose order of last names, citing gender discrimination
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