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Después de una acalorada elección, Costa Rica ya no parece tan excepcional

  • Written by Rachel E. Bowen, Associate Professor of Political Science, The Ohio State University
El progresismo sí gana en Costa Rica — por ahora. AP Photo/Arnulfo Franco

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Carlos Alvarado Quesada ganó la presidencia costarricense con 61% de los votos, una victoria contundente para un candidato progresista que llegó al día de las elecciones en empate técnico con su rival conservador.

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