Costa Rica became the first country in Central America to approve same-sex marriage. Some sectors opposed this, such as former presidential candidate Fabricio Alvarado, who said that he would submit the country’s exit from the Human Rights Convention to a referendum.
An equal marriage made up of a Nicaraguan and a Costa Rican
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He gold priceconsidered active refuge in times of economic uncertainty, and that of silver They fell more than 4.6% and 8%, respectively, after registering sharp declines at the beginning of the day
The transport union warns that the current rate is insufficient and proposes anchoring the fare at $0.50
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