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Costa Rican President Laura Fernandez stated that any US military operations in Costa Rica would require Congressional approval. She indicated that such operations could enhance national security against transnational crime but confirmed there are no current plans for US military presence. The discussion occurs amid rising crime rates in Costa Rica and increasing US pressure to combat crime in the region.
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Costa Rican President Laura Fernandez stated that any US military operations in Costa Rica would require Congressional approval. She indicated that such operations could enhance national security against transnational crime but confirmed there are no current plans for US military presence. The discussion occurs amid rising crime rates in Costa Rica and increasing US pressure to combat crime in the region.
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