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| '''The Republic of Costa Rica''' is a republic of ]. Remarkably for the region, Costa Rica has stood as a bastion of stability and democracy for decades. In fact, Costa Rica has no military, only a domestic police force. The capital is ]. | '''The Republic of Costa Rica''' is a republic of ]. Remarkably for the region, Costa Rica has stood as a bastion of stability and democracy for decades. In fact, Costa Rica has no military, only a domestic police force. The capital is ]. | ||
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The Republic of Costa Rica is a republic of Central America. Remarkably for the region, Costa Rica has stood as a bastion of stability and democracy for decades. In fact, Costa Rica has no military, only a domestic police force. The capital is San José.
- History of Costa Rica
- Geography of Costa Rica
- Demographics of Costa Rica
- Politics of Costa Rica
- Economy of Costa Rica
- Communications in Costa Rica
- Transportation in Costa Rica
- Military of Costa Rica
- Foreign relations of Costa Rica
- Cuisine of Costa Rica
- Cloud Forests of Costa Rica
International rankings
- world-wide press freedom index Rank 15 out of 139 countries (2 way tie)
Reference
- Much of the material in these articles comes from the CIA World Factbook 2000 and the 2003 U.S. Department of State website.