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Arias Leader of A Sinking Ship, Guevara Says
"Arias is like the captain of the Titanic", were the words of Otto Guevara responding to a chat by readers of the Spanish language daily newspaper Al Día. The online chat began at 10am, that saw 151 readers online to talk directly to the leader fo the Movimiento Libertario party.

Billboards for the Arias presidential campaign are all over San José saying that "the ship needs a captain".

The attack on Oscar Arias is a continuation of the attack of Sunday nights presidential candidates debate when Guevara and Antonio Alvarez,Unión Para el Cambio (UPC) leader, came down hard on the 2006 presidential election frontrunner.

Both Guevara and Alvarez questioned Arias' stand on education and government financing, telling viewers on Sunday that Arias cut education spending during his term of 1986-1990; Arias responding with a reminder to the two presidential candidates that they were ministers in his cabinet then.

Guevara during the online chat said that he will stay firm on the issue of free market competition and bringing more jobs to Costa Rica.

Asked how he kept himself "so good looking", he thanked the compliment, but avoided answering the question.
 



 


 
   

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