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José María Figueres Olsen

president of Costa Rica
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  • Costa Rica
    Costa Rica
    / Costa Rica from 1974 to 2000

    In 1994 PLN candidate JosĂ© MarĂ­a Figueres Olsen (the son of three-time president JosĂ© Figueres Ferrer) won the presidency, defeating the PUSC’s Miguel Angel RodrĂ­guez EcheverrĂ­a, though the PLN failed to win an outright majority in the Legislative Assembly. Figueres’s policy prescriptions for Costa Rica’s ailing economy—spending cuts and


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    In 1994 PLN candidate JosĂ© MarĂ­a Figueres Olsen (the son of three-time president JosĂ© Figueres Ferrer) won the presidency, defeating the PUSC’s Miguel Angel RodrĂ­guez EcheverrĂ­a, though the PLN failed to win an outright majority in the Legislative Assembly. Figueres’s policy prescriptions for Costa Rica’s ailing economy—spending cuts and


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