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Chaves will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Arias leaves the presidency of the Congress

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Chaves will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Arias leaves the presidency of the San José Congress, 12 Mar (elmundo.cr) – The President of the Republic, Rodrigo Chaves, said he will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Rodrigo Arias leaves the Presidency of the Legislative Assembly. Chaves said that “putting a minister to go to dialogue with Rodrigo Arias Sanchez, as President of Congress, is a waste of resources and time.”

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Chaves will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Arias leaves the presidency of the Congress

Chaves will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Arias leaves the presidency of the San José Congress, 12 Mar (elmundo.cr) – The President of the Republic, Rodrigo Chaves, said he will not appoint Minister of the Presidency until Rodrigo Arias leaves the Presidency of the Legislative Assembly. Chaves said that “putting a minister to go to dialogue with Rodrigo Arias Sanchez, as President of Congress, is a waste of resources and time.”

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