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Laura Chinchilla was born in the Desamparados district of San José, the oldest child of her family with three younger brothers. [9] Her father is Rafael Ángel Chinchilla Fallas , who served as comptroller of Costa Rica from 1972 to 1987, and maintained general popularity among the public.
General elections were held in Costa Rica on 7 February 2010. The ruling party before the election, the center-left National Liberation Party, put forward former Vice-President Laura Chinchilla as its presidential candidate, while the libertarian, Movimiento Libertario nominated former legislator Otto Guevara.
Laura Chinchilla Miranda: 2010–2014 Born in Spain. 1st First Gentleman of Costa Rica Mercedes Peñas Domingo: 1968– Luis Guillermo Solís Rivera: 2014–2018 Born in Spain. [4] Claudia Dobles Camargo: 1980– Carlos Alvarado Quesada: 2018–2022 Signe Zeicate: 1972– Rodrigo Chaves Robles: 2022–2026 Born in Latvia
Laura Chinchilla Costa Rica: North America 12 November 1996: 8 May 1998: 1 year, 177 days 30 March 2008: 14 April 2008: 15 days Yeh Chin-fong Taiwan: Asia 15 May 1997: 5 February 1998: 266 days Francisca Pereira Guinea Bissau: Africa 6 June 1997: 3 December 1998: 1 year, 180 days Ragnhild Queseth Haarstad Norway: Europe 17 October 1997: 16 ...
Seven months later, Laura was announced as co-host of Saturday TODAY, replacing Kristen Welker who was named moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press. Jarrett began her new role on Sept. 9, alongside ...
Laura Lynch, a founding member of the Dixie Chicks — now known as The Chicks — died Friday in a car crash in El Paso, ... According to the band’s biography on Country Music television, Lynch ...
Laura Loomer, a far-right fringe activist with a history of incendiary rhetoric and promoting radical conspiracy theories, has been in close proximity to former President Donald Trump on the ...
President Laura Chinchilla called on police and the judicial system to solve what she described as the "despicable murder" of Mora. [15] A statement from the United States Embassy in Costa Rica remembered Mora as "a committed Costa Rican environmentalist" and called his death "senseless". [16]