Cen-Cinai denies reported closures and layoffs, confirms temporary schedule cuts
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At a glance
- Costa Rica’s Cen-Cinai said its centers would not close and no employees would be dismissed.
- The organization confirmed temporary adjustments to extended and nighttime schedules at some facilities because of budget constraints.
- The statement came weeks after Congress approved a 40 billion-colón cut to funding for Cen-Cinai.
Costa Rica’s Cen-Cinai denied reports circulating on social media that its centers would close or workers would lose their jobs.
The organization did confirm that some facilities would temporarily adjust their extended and nighttime hours because of budgetary changes.
The statement came weeks after Pueblo Soberano approved a 40 billion-colón reduction in resources allocated to Cen-Cinai. The agency’s clarification addressed the reported closures and layoffs while acknowledging that schedules at some locations would change.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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