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Costa Rica Presidential Vote is 14th Uninterrupted Since 1953

February 2, 2014 by DC Editors 1 Comment

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Costa Rica Presidential Vote Democracy

No clear leader as Costa Ricans vote for new president

fact file at https://insidecostarica.com

(InsideCostaRica.com)

Costa Ricans pick a new president Sunday from a field of four candidates, none of whom have a clear lead in the polls, and with nearly a third of voters undecided. Some 3.1 million will choose a successor to President Laura Chinchilla in the country Costa Rica’s general elections in February 2014 Costa Ricans head to the polls today for the 2014 general elections.   Here are some basic facts about today’s elections:   All Costa Ricans who are at least 18 years of age are eligible to vote.

Costa Rica Votes!

Costa Ricans today decide on a new president. There are 13 candidates to choose from. But only five have any chance of being elected. The frontrunners are the PLN’s Johnny Araya, the Frente Amplio’s José María Villalta and the ML’s Otto Guevara. Costa Rica Presidential vote is very important for its North American neighbors and of course in Central America. Central America is an area of 524,000 square kilometers (202,000 sq mi), or almost 0.1% of the Earth’s surface. As of 2009, its population was estimated at 41,739,000. It has a density of 77 people per square kilometer.

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  1. KALUSAYAKKARAGE SUNIL says

    May 2, 2014 at 12:29 pm

    The up coming election which is going to be held in Costa Rican general election,, 2014. February 2, 2014 (first round)

    April 6, 2014 (second round) Who is the next winning? The whole world looking for this. We can see there is a big competition among the candidates give many hopes and promises to the people in Israel, the oldest theory of astrology. The result of the election cannot be predicated but in this letter, I try to give an assumption of the election the theory of Krisnamurthi methods very popular among in Asian countries as well as in European countries solar fire williaks is popular according to the solar fire williaks system. on that day the sun rises at about 6.00 clock a.m. an depending on that with an experiments the candidate who comes from Mr.Luis Guillermo Solís candidate ascendent is Aries. Nomination and first election campaign date also effect to the win of the each candidate ascendent. The election date Mr.Luis Guillermo Solís Planet Sun the luckey number 01 at their candidate Aries assessments and Sun more power full. The election day according to the elevation of Latitude and Magnitude sign the well get more vote and be ask the next President of Costa Rica Luis Guillermo Solís in Costa Rica elected Sure and Definity (master of astrologer k.sunil–World no,1–Sri lanka–T.P.+94 33 2278121)28 Jan , 2014

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