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Laura Fernández, a conservative and populist candidate, has won Costa Rica's presidential election. She is described by some as the "Bukele of Costa Rica," a reference to the president of El Salvador, and her victory is seen as part of a broader rightward shift in Latin American politics.
Her first speech as president-elect reportedly lowered the tone of confrontation. The election was held amid concerns about rising crime and inequality in the country.
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