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Escazú Monument Stirs Controversy
The approval by the Municipalidad de Escazú, west of San José, of use of ¢40 million colones (us$80.000) to build a monument to the "boyero" has caused controversy between municipal officials and residents.

The municipality approved a "fast track" bidding proposal for the construction of the monument, which is to be located in San Antonio, the "cuna del boyero".

According to Escazú mayor, Marco Segura, the municipality has followed the process required for a public contract.

"Where is the controversy? if it is the cost, it will be ¢40 million colones to build the symbol", said Segura.

However, residents feel that the municipality is spending too much on the work and that there are other necessities which should be attended to first.
 


 

 

 

 
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