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2018 protests in Costa Rica
Mass rallies and demonstrations in Costa Rica
Date
September 10, 2018 – December 11, 2018
Location
Costa Rica
Caused by
New tax reform bill
Goals
Repeal of tax reform bill
Fresh elections
Methods
Demonstrations
Resulted in
Protests suppressed by force
The 2018 protests in Costa Rica was a civil conflict that took place in the Central-American country of Costa Rica for 93 days, after the trade unions went on an indefinite strike against the tax reform bill promoted by the Executive Branch in the Assembly Legislative.[1]
^"Costa Rica shaken by rare and unruly unrest, labor strike". AP news. 14 September 2018.
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