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Johnny Araya

Costa Rican politician
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  • Costa Rica
    Costa Rica
    / Costa Rica in the 21st century

    …also prompted his runoff opponent, Johnny Araya of the PLN—longtime mayor of San JosĆ© and the leading contender to replace the deeply unpopular Chinchilla—to withdraw from the contest. The PAC won only 13 of the 57 available legislative seats but was able to form a ruling coalition.

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    …also prompted his runoff opponent, Johnny Araya of the PLN—longtime mayor of San JosĆ© and the leading contender to replace the deeply unpopular Chinchilla—to withdraw from the contest. The PAC won only 13 of the 57 available legislative seats but was able to form a ruling coalition.

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