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Elections in Pococí: the youth vote

Laura Salas Espinoza -
One of three reports prepared by journalists from rural communities in Costa Rica as part of our current edition, “The Lineup.” The objective: to...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 4: Taking the field

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The conclusion of a four-part series, “The Lineup,” that looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the...
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Elections in La Cruz, the canton with Costa Rica’s lowest voter turnout

Wilberth Sequeira -
One of three reports prepared by journalists from rural communities in Costa Rica as part of our current edition, “The Lineup.” The goal: showcasing...
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A heritage seen from 14,000 km away

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Like any Costa Rica voting abroad, he loved the feeling of stepping back into his country, if only for a moment: the familiarity of...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 3: Coming off the bench

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Our four-part series, “The Lineup,” looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the 57 members of the...
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Elections in Osa: joy and disappointment

Esteban Calderón -
One of three reports prepared by journalists from rural communities in Costa Rica as part of our current edition, “The Lineup.” The goal: showcasing...
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The sounds of voting in Berlin

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The rhythm of the train. The swish of fabrics, zippers zipping every ten minutes as the travelers check and re-check that they still have their...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 2: Opening up the clubhouse

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Part two in a four-part series, “The Lineup,” that looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the...
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Costa Rica’s legislators, part 1: Possession of the ball

Katherine Stanley Obando -
Part one in a four-part series, “The Lineup,” that looks at the players who will dominate Costa Rica’s legislative playing field from 2022-2026: the...
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Welcome to ‘The Lineup’

Katherine Stanley Obando -
The very first time I interacted with a Costa Rican legislator, he was sitting on top of the National Monument. It was not a promising...
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Train journalists to investigate, but also to study solutions

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Approximately four in ten (39%) of those interviewed for the Reuters Institute's Digital News Report 2024 at the University of Oxford said they sometimes...

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