Coverage dated April 2, 2022 to April 3, 2022

Ex-finance minister wins runoff to be Costa Rica's president

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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — A former finance minister who surprised many by making it into Costa Rica's presidential runoff vote has easily won that ballot and is to

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MyNorthwest
Ex-finance minister wins Costa Rica's presidency in runoff (opens MyNorthwest)
Published Apr 2, 2022
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) -- A former Costa Rican finance minister accused of sexual harassment defeated one of the country's former presidents in a
Winchester Star
Ex-finance minister wins runoff to be Costa Rica's president (opens Winchester Star)
Published Apr 3, 2022
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — A former finance minister who surprised many by making it into Costa Rica's presidential runoff vote has easily won that ballot and is to
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Ex-finance chief set to win in Costa Rica (opens Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
Published Apr 3, 2022
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica -- A former Costa Rican finance minister beat one of the country's former presidents in a presidential runoff election Sunday, according to preliminary results from a vote that didn't bring out a majority of voters.
Los Angeles Times
Ex-finance minister wins Costa Rica's presidential runoff despite harassment allegations (opens Los Angeles Times)
Published Apr 3, 2022
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Rodrigo Chaves surprised many Costa Ricans by making it into the runoff, which he won easily despite sexual harassment allegations against him.

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