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10,000 Construction Workers
In late November or early December, some 10,000 Nicaraguans will start arriving in Costa Rica in order to work in construction.

Their arrival was requested by the Ministry of Labor and the Costa Rican private sector.

The leader of the Sandinista Construction Labor Union Luis Barboza said that the workers include bricklayers, carpenters, electricians, and others.

Costa Rican Minister of Labor Francisco Morales said that the workers will be granted all the proper conditions, starting with a temporary working permit.

He added that an additional 31,000 workers are likely to be authorized to come to Costa Rica, aiming to address the labor needs of the agricultural sector.
 



 

 

 

 
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