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Costa Rican President-Elect Faces Array of Challenges, Opportunities - Vimarsana News

Costa Rican President-Elect Faces Array of Challenges, Opportunities

A political newcomer, soon-to-be Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves rode to victory largely on a wave of anti-establishment sentiment.

Costa Rica's Chaves leads polls ahead of tight run-off election - Vimarsana News

Costa Rica's Chaves leads polls ahead of tight run-off election

By Alvaro Murillo SAN JOSE (Reuters) - Rodrigo Chaves, the finance minister in Costa Rica's outgoing government, was in pole position to win a run-off for the presidency in less than two weeks time, a voter survey showed on Tuesday, though the race remained too tight to call.

President-elect and defeated rival agree to work for Costa Rica - Vimarsana News

President-elect and defeated rival agree to work for Costa Rica

San Jose, Apr 6 (Prensa Latina) The meeting between President-elect Rodrigo Chaves and his defeated rival, former President Jose Maria Figueres, addressed the main issues to be promoted in favor of Costa Rica, political analysts agree today.

Costa Rican sectors bring priorities to president-elect - Vimarsana News

Costa Rican sectors bring priorities to president-elect

San Jose, Apr 5 (Prensa Latina) Representatives of business groups, chambers and unions congratulated and expressed their willingness to work with President-elect Rodrigo Chaves, to solve the serious situation Costa Rica is currently going through.

Rodrigo Chaves elected Costa Rica's new president - Vimarsana News

Rodrigo Chaves elected Costa Rica's new president

Economist Rodrigo Chaves defeated rival Jose Maria Figueres, who received 47.1% of the vote. The turnout was 57.2% of the regiestered voters.