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2010 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Araya and Muños Align Their Support With Solís

With three weeks before Costa Ricans go to the polls in the 2010 presidential elections, alliances are beginning to form.

On Friday Rolando Araya of the Alianza Patriótica and Walter Muñoz of the Integración Nacional signed a deal with Ottón Solís of the Partido Acción Ciudadana (PAC).

Araya said his decision to give Solís his allegiance was based on the "prostitution of democracy", explaining that some parties have spent a great deal of money on this campaign, more than other past campaigns combined.

Muñoz said that it is important to "rescue democracy".

Both candidates said that Solís will pick up the reasonable vote and can form a more honest government.

The alliance gives the PAC a boost, trailing in third place behind front runner, Laura Chinchilla of the Partido Liberación Nacional and Otto Guevars of the Movimiento Libertario.

For her part, Chinchilla, said that she respectes the decisions of Araya and Muñoz and called on members of those parties to unite with the PLN party.

Araya was presidential candidate for the PLN in 2002, losing that election to Abel Pacheco.
   
 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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