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Court Gives Green Light To Cut Down Trees in La Sabana Park
The Sala IV or Constitutional Court has decided to allow the cutting down of a number of trees in the Parque Metropolitano La Sabana for reasons of security of the visitors to the part. The decision struck down a "recurso amparo" (appeal) presdented by Warner Saborío.

Saborío appealed to the court against the actions by the Ministerio de Ambiente y Energía (MINAE), opposing the cutting down of trees in the park.

The court decision emphasized that the MINAE action does not violate the environment and its objective is to provide security for visitors to the park. In few words, the court has decided to place the security of visitors to the Sabana park over the environmental interests of those opposing the cutting down of trees.

The trees to be cut down are old and in some cases their physical state is poor that branch can fall off becoming a danger to visitors in the park.
 

 

 

 
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