Delegations from both countries are meeting in Costa Rica to discuss the issue and to reach an agreement for the execution of the agreement.

An article in Columbia.co.cr reports: "To date Costa Rica and Mexico have signed an agreement for Exchange of Information in Tax Matters and Free Trade.

If the negotiation is not completed, a second round will be held in Mexico in early 2014. "

Source: Columbia.co.cr

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