President Laura Fernández asked lawmakers on Monday to widen the narrow list of crimes for which Costa Rica may hand its own citizens over to foreign courts, proposing a constitutional amendment that would add money laundering, human trafficking, arms trafficking, contract killing and cybercrime to the two grounds that exist today. The president arrived at […]
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