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2014 Costa Rica Elections

Feb 14 | Costa Rica: Candidate Proposes More Trade with Central America

Feb 14 | Presidential Candidate in Costa Rica: NO to Signing of FTAs

Feb 14 | Costa Rica: Candidate Would Review Pacific Alliance Agreement

Costa Rica: Candidate Proposes More Trade with Central America

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

The presidential candidate Luis Guillermo Solis announced he will strengthen intraregional trade if he wins on April 6th.

In a meeting with representatives from the Costa Rican Chamber of Food Industry (Cacia), Luis Guillermo Solís, presidential candidate of the Citizen Action Party, said that a new government would strengthen trade with Central America and the Caribbean.

Presidential Candidate in Costa Rica: NO to Signing of FTAs

Thursday, February 20, 2014

While the outgoing administration rushes through entry to the Pacific Alliance, one of the two possible next presidents is opposed to new treaties.

In a meeting with the Chamber of Exporters, Luis Guillermo Solís, presidential candidate of the Citizen Action Party, said that if he wins the Presidency of the Republic in April, he will slow the signing and negotiation of new FTAs.

Costa Rica: Candidate Would Review Pacific Alliance Agreement

Tuesday, February 18, 2014

The center-left candidate, Luis Guillermo Solís, would review the conditions to join the block if he wins on April 6th.

The presidential candidate of the Partido Acción Ciudadana, Luis Guillermo Solís, agrees with the industrial sector on the process of tariff reduction that Costa Rica would have to make in order to join the Pacific Alliance involves risks that should be considered carefully.