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Dozens Homeless From  Heavy Rain Destroying Their Homes
Costa Rican Schools Increasingly Violent
89.000 Vehicles Still To Be Inspected
Gay Adoption Out, Legislative Commission Decides
Don't Know Where to Vote?


Don't Know Where to Vote?
Not sure where to vote on Referendum Day, October 7? The Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE) has set up at free call line to get the information on where to vote.

By calling "120" and entering your cedular number the system will indicate the location where you are registered to vote.

The call is absolutely free and can handle up to 120 calls at a time.

For those who are hearing impaired, the information can be available by sending a text message to 823 2217 or 823 1593. The system will immediately respond with the information.

The other option for voters wanting to know where to vote is by visiting the TSE website at www.tse.go.cr.
 
 


 

 

 

 
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