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Laura Fernández says U.S. ground operations ‘would greatly benefit national security’

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • Costa Rican President Laura Fernández said U.S. ground operations could significantly benefit national security.
  • She told Reuters that the possibility had been discussed several months ago, but said no concrete plan exists.

Laura Fernández says U.S. ground operations in Costa Rica would “greatly benefit national security,” although she acknowledged that the idea remains only a possibility discussed months ago.

The president made the comments to Reuters. She said the matter had been discussed “several months ago,” but stressed that nothing concrete has emerged.

would greatly benefit national security

· Laura FernándezThe Costa Rican president described the potential benefit of U.S. ground operations.

Fernández presented her administration’s government plan for 2027-2030 on Aug. 25. The remarks about potential U.S. operations came as part of that broader discussion of national security.

several months ago

· Laura FernándezShe said discussions about the possibility took place months earlier.
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