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	Political and Economic History of Costa Rica
		His brother-in-law, Bernardo Soto Alfaro, then took over the government.
		Soto ruled for four years before voluntarily relinquishing the presidency.
		The candidate favored by Soto lost to José Joaquín Rodríguez Zeledón, a representative of a group of young liberals (classical).
	www.sjsu.edu /faculty/watkins/costarica.htm (6753 words)

	SSHL: Latin American Election Statistics: Costa Rica elections and events 1812-1900
		He is overthrown the same year, executed, and José María Alfaro is elected indirectly, as interim president, without opposition.
		Busey 1961: Gallegos is overthrown and José María Alfaro is elected by Congress, without opposition, to finish term (page 65).
		Lehoucq 1992: "The mobilization of a large contingent of armed men in San José by the opposition during November 1889, along with President Soto Alfaro's unwillingness to endorse the actions of his mutinous officers, permitted Rodríguez Zeledón to become president in 1890" (pages 63 and 66).
	dodgson.ucsd.edu /las/costa/1812-1900.html (0 words)

	Elections: Latin American Studies: Collections: SSHL
		Busey 1961: In 1885, after Fernández dies in office, Bernardo Soto is next legal designate and is then elected indirectly, without opposition (page 66).
		Munro 1967: Soto "allowed the first comparatively free and popular election which the Republic had ever known...Rodríguez severely repressed all opposition, and governed during the greater part of his term without the aid of Congress" (page 147).
		Parker 1981: "Though Soto was tempted to pave the way for a successor who would continue his liberal policies, and doubtless had the power to do so, both he and Ascensión Esquivel (the man he had chosen) made the decision to step aside when the free vote they encouraged in 1889 went against them.
	sshl.ucsd.edu /collections/las/costarica/1812.html (4165 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > North County -- Ex-inspector claims abuse at CHP scales
		Alfaro said that CHP officers and other workers at the San Onofre inspection station used a slew of epithets – including "wetbacks" and "roaches" – in denigrating him and Hispanic truck drivers who stopped there.
		Alfaro, a U.S. citizen born in El Salvador, said he has been on disability since a mental breakdown at the San Onofre scales in April 2001 caused him to be hospitalized in Orange County.
		Alfaro testified that he and other inspectors were told to discriminate against trucks registered in Mexico and against Hispanic drivers.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/northcounty/20030320-9999_1mi20victor.html (438 words)

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		petronila alfaro gonzalez F 201 198 199 201 francisco gonzalez brenes M 200 0 0 202 adolfo gonzalez alfaro M 203 201 200 203 n.
		alfaro gonzalez M 215 207 208 215 maria godinez barrantes F 214 0 0 216 ambrosio alfaro godinez M 217 214 215 217 ma.
		oduber keckmayer M 224 0 0 226 portirio oduber soto M 227 225 224 227 ana maria quiros quiros F 226 652 653 228 cP daniel oduber quiros M 229 226 227 p.4,7,112,153,168 also a cC 229 marjorie elliott sypher F 228 0 0 232 lucia g.
	eclectic.ss.uci.edu /~drwhite/linkages/datasets/p-con.txt (1799 words)

	Bernardo Soto Alfaro Enciclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bernardo Soto Alfaro nació en Alajuela, Costa Rica, el 12 de febrero de 1854.
		En la segunda administración de Bernardo Soto Alfaro se llevaron a cabo importantes realizaciones en el campo jurídico, ya que se entraron en vigencia el Código Civil de 1888, el Código de Procedimientos Civiles de 1888 y otras leyes importantes.
		Bernardo Soto Alfaro dio un apoyo débil a la candidatura del Segundo Designado Ascensión Esquivel Ibarra, pero surgió un fuerte movimiento popular en favor de José Rodríguez Zeledón, que obtuvo una considerable victoria en la primera ronda de las elecciones, en noviembre de ese año.
	www.enciclopedia.cc /topic/Bernardo_Soto_Alfaro.html (764 words)

	Inside Costa Rica - National News
		According to the Policía de Tránsito and the INS (insurance) inspector, the small vehicle crossed the median into the path of the bus, which was unable to avoid the head on collision, dragging the vehicle some 50 metres before coming to a stop.
		According to the version of the driver of the bus, Enrique Alfaro, the Geo Tracker crossed the median as it was passing a curve.
		Enrique Alfaro, driver of the bus with 30 years of driving experience, said there as nothing he could do to avoid the oncoming vehicle, which seemed out of control.
	www.insidecostarica.com /dailynews/2006/november/29/nac01.htm (420 words)

	Museo Nacional de Costa Rica - History of the National Museum
		The National Museum saw the light by the end of the XIX century, encouraged by the liberal project of “order and progress” that reorganized national culture by means of changes in education and the development of institutions with cultural and scientific purposes, such as, precisely, the National Museum.
		Bernardo Soto as President of the Republic, the National Museum was created with the intention to provide the country with a public establishment to deposit, classify, and study natural and artistic products.
		Figures such as Anastasio Alfaro, Enrique Pittier, Pablo Biolley, Jose Castulo Zeledon, Adolfo Tonduz, Maria Fernandez de Tinoco, and Jose Fidel Tristan were crucial in the beginnings of the institution.
	www.museocostarica.go.cr /en_en/historia-del-museo/historia-del-museo-4.html (320 words)

	Bernardo Soto Alfaro Information
		Ramón Bernardo Soto Alfaro was President of Costa Rica from 1885 to 1889.
		He took office when President Próspero Fernández died in office in 1885, and in a gesture of national conciliation following the fiercely disputed election for his successor, decided to hold himself apart from office in November 7, 1889.
		View a list of authors or edit this article.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Bernardo_Soto_Alfaro (80 words)

	Political and Economic History of Costa Rica
		His brother-in-law, Bernardo Soto Alfaro, then took over the government.
		Soto ruled for four years before voluntarily relinquishing the presidency.
		The candidate favored by Soto lost to José Joaquín Rodríguez Zeledón, a representative of a group of young liberals (classical).
	www2.sjsu.edu /faculty/watkins/costarica.htm (6753 words)

	part 3 chap 3
		On November 10, 1981, Juan Ramon SOTO CERDA, a student, who was active in the Socialist party, Luis Pantaleon PINCHEIRA LLANOS, an accountant who was active in the MIR, and Jaime Alfonso CUEVAS CUEVAS, a worker who was active in the Socialist party, were killed in Santiago.
		An examination of the map of the events prepared by the investigative police which is found in the case's judicial file established that the security forces did not shoot from the location from which they claimed they had shot, and that the victims could not have fired the shots that hit the CNI vehicle.
		In view of the evidence gathered, the Commission has come to the conviction that Juan Soto, Luis Pincheira, Jaime Cuevas, and a fourth person who remains unidentified were executed by CNI agents in violation of their human rights.
	www.nd.edu /~ndlibs/eresources/etexts/truth/part_3_chap_3.html (18871 words)

	Chile: Reports: Truth Commissions: Library & Links: U.S. Institute of Peace (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tucapel Francisco JIMENEZ ALFARO, a leader of the National Association of Public Employees who was a very important figure of the nationwide anti-government movement at that time, was stopped on February 25, 1982 in the taxi he was driving.
		The official explanation of his death was that when he was arrested, a police officer had been forced to hit him on the head in order to subdue him.
		In 1973 his father, Gustavo Soto Peredo, who was active in the Communist party, and his brother Gustavo Soto Cabrera, a MIR activist, were arrested and then disappeared.
	www.usip.org /library/tc/doc/reports/chile/chile_1993_pt3_ch3_a2_b.html (9269 words)

	Organizing and Repression: Appendix
		That same day their mutilated bodies were found in an undeveloped area of zone 16 of the capital, stuffed into a car bearing the legend "This is how all of those in the PGT will die." Death squads claimed the killing as a reprisal for the death of Zepeda Martínez.
		During the final days of January 1981 Carlos Centeno Cordón and Bernardo Lemus Mendoza are assassinated in separate incidents in the capital.
		The death of Soto Avendaño provoked an exodus of professors from the Medical School (Castillo Montalvo 1984; AAAS 1986: 8; interviews).
	shr.aaas.org /guatemala/ciidh/org_rep/english/appendix.html (16253 words)

	Cuba: Systematic Repression of Dissent (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That is why the number of dissidents imprisoned for their peaceful political activities but convicted on other kinds of charges, usually of a spurious nature, as in the case of Concilio Cubano activists, has been on the increase since 1994.
		When Soto Hernández was arrested in September 1994, it was clearly in connection with his journalistic and human rights activities.
		Alfaro García is also a member of the executive of the Partido Solidaridad Democrático (PSD), Democratic Solidarity Party.
	www.worldpolicy.org /globalrights/carib/1997-cuba.html (16876 words)

	Latin America Notes Summer 2006
		De Soto's impeccably pro-capitalist credentials make his initial criticism especially convincing: actual capitalism in most of the world is restricted to a small elite, while most remain on the outside looking in.
		De Soto and his team have done tremendous work in documenting exactly how this holds back and frustrates the poor and disenfranchised.
		It depends on such a host of other developments in the economy, in society, in the political system (where access historically often depended on property, limited to a few), in the legal system, in the informal norms and mores, that it is hardly practical to point to it as 'the solution' to 3rd world poverty.
	crab.rutgers.edu /~goertzel/LASnotesSU2006full.htm (6300 words)

	Political and Economic History of Costa Rica
		His brother-in-law, Bernardo Soto Alfaro, then took over the government.
		Soto ruled for four years before voluntarily relinquishing the presidency.
		The candidate favored by Soto lost to José Joaquín Rodríguez Zeledón, a representative of a group of young liberals (classical).
	www.applet-magic.com /costarica.htm (6753 words)

	Biografia: Anastasio Alfaro (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Una semblanza de la vida de don Anastasio Alfaro y en pocos minutos es una tarea angustiosa.
		Una semblanza de don Anastasio Alfaro en pocos minutos y sin fechas, entonces, podríamos jugar con logros.
		En él Anastasio Alfaro nos propone algunas palabras iniciales como justificación y dice...
	www.conicit.go.cr /cientificos/especialistas/aalfaro.shtml (800 words)

	Historia del Hospicio de Huérfanos de San José, Costa Rica
		Bernardo Soto Alfaro y se publican en la Gaceta del 2 de marzo de 1887.
		El Obispo Bernardo Augusto Thiel bendice estas edificaciones, siendo esa centenaria construcción, la que sigue funcionando como sede central.
		El Voluntariado Vicentino estableció, en noviembre de 1892, un contrato con las hermanas religiosas Hijas de la Caridad de San Vicente de Paúl para supervisar la atención de los menores alojados en la Institución.
	www.huerfanoscostarica.com /historia_hospicio.htm (0 words)

	Inside Costa Rica - National News
		Speeding is the number one cause of accidents, according to Tránsito officials.
		Road conditions don't permit such high speeds, but drivers continue to abuse, as police regularly set up radar speed controls along the route.
		The jaws of life were need to cut open the metal to remove Alfaro's body from the crushed vehicle.
	www.insidecostarica.com /dailynews/2006/january/04/nac02.htm (223 words)

	Costa Rica - San Jose from A to Z
		The park is overshaded by La Aurora Hotel (the highest hotel in town).
		It`s scattered by the statues and busts (Bernardo Soto Alfaro, Bernardo O`Higgins).
		It`s surrounded by the long concrete benches that serve as the fence with iron, ornate gates.
	kostaryka.org /sanjose2489/286.htm (851 words)

	Costa Rica History Timeline
		He was deposed and then executed in San José on the anniversary of Central American independence.
		His last words were "Posterity shall do us justice!" He is then succeeded by António Pinto Soares who becomes Head of State of Costa Rica from September 11 to September 27 and then hands over power peacefully to José María Alfaro.
		1889 President Bernardo Soto calls what will be known as the first honest election with popular participation.
	www.sabalito.com /Costa_Rica/Timeline.htm (0 words)

	News & Views
		In most instances, what happened was the extreme opposite, as in the sculptures presented by Andreu Alfaro, Moon Shin, or Xavier Veilhan, which had little or nothing to do with water, considered from either a literal or metaphoric angle.
		Even such a significant work as Jesús Rafael Soto’s Penetrable de Lyon seemed at odds with the Biennial’s general topic, although it could be entered with the same ease as water.
		Was what the curators thought, when they decided to select this work, that its nylon threads, hanging from the ceiling, evoked rain or the flow of water from a showerhead?
	www.artnexus.com /NewsDetail/16208 (555 words)

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		Obalony w wyniku zamachu stanu, po tym jak oponenci poprzedniego prezydenta Thomasa Guardii namawiali go do przejęcia kontroli nad armią podczas pobytu Guardii w Gwatemali.
		W 1889 roku wybrany został przez Bernardo Soto na swojego następcę, jednak wskutek protestów i zagrożenia krwawymi rozruchami tamten cofnął swą decyzję.
		W 1889 roku wygrał wybory w imieniu Partii Konstytucjonalnej, lecz nie objął urzędu bo wyniki nie zostały uznane przez rządzącego wówczas Bernardo Soto Alfaro (doszło do rozruchów).
	www.kostaryka.org /9999/politycy.htm (0 words)

	Mexico City General Information, Mexico City Mexico - go2mexicocity.com
		This house was once inhabited by the Indian lover of Hernán Cortés.
		This mansion once belonged to Count Heras y Soto and houses an impressive collection of 19th-century artwork and furniture.
		This cultural center includes a theater that shows a variety of independent foreign films.
	www.go2mexicocity.com /general_information.php (5231 words)

	Procesados
		ALFARO FERNÁNDEZ PEDRO RENE - CARABINEROS - SUBOFICIAL (R) DESAPARICION DE SONIA RIOS PACHECO (17 enero 1975)
		ALFARO FERNÁNDEZ PEDRO RENE - CARABINEROS - SUBOFICIAL (R) DESAPARICION DE MARIA ISABEL GUTIERREZ MARTINEZ (24 enero 1975)
		ALFARO FERNÁNDEZ PEDRO RENE - CARABINEROS - SUBOFICIAL (R) DESAPARICION DE ABEL VILCHES (27 enero 1975)
	www.memoriaviva.com /culpables/nomina_de_criminales_procesados.htm (1876 words)

	ENERO
		1939 Se funda el Colegio Superior de Señoritas en la administración de Bernardo Soto y por iniciativa de Mauro Fernández.
		1843 Don José Maña Alfaro como Jefe de Estado, dispone la fundación de San Ramón de Los Palmares, dándole a cada familia un solar y dos manzanas de terreno.
		1951 Muere Anastasio Alfaro, abogado, educador, Director del Museo Nacional y Director de los Archivos Nacionales.
	historia.fcs.ucr.ac.cr /dia-his/Enero.htm (1514 words)

	A.M. Costa Rica
		Agents with the Judicial Investigating Organization in Grecia are looking into the circumstances surrounding the second death on the Bernardo Soto highway in as many days.
		According to reports, a 21-year-old man identified by the last name Alfaro was killed when his Hyundai smashed headon into an ambulance two kilometers north of the Río Poás bridge at 9:10 a.m.
		A San Ramón man died and his father was injured when their vehicle crashed headon into a bus Monday.
	www.amcostarica.com /010406.htm (2245 words)

	Jose De Gregorio Citations at IDEAS
		Bernardo S. de M. Carvalho & Márcio G. Garcia, 2006.
		Laura Alfaro & Areendam Chanda & Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan & Selin Sayek, 2006.
		Areendam Chanda & Laura Alfaro & Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan & Selin Sayek, "undated".
	ideas.repec.org /e/c/pde80.html (10418 words)

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		In 1902 became the candidate supported for off-that time president Rafael Yglesias Castro.
		On October 2004 was accused of receiving over $900.000 from the French telecomunication company Alcatel.
		He got the power in 1890 and his ruling was considered as the dictatorship.
	www.kostaryka.org /2001/politics.htm (0 words)

	Bernardo Soto Alfaro
		Al morir el Presidente Próspero Fernández en 1885, don Bernardo asumió el poder en su calidad de Primer Designado.
		Al terminar en 1886 el período para el cual había sido designado el fallecido Presidente Fernández, Don Bernardo fue proclamado por elección popular para el período 1886 -1890.
		En un gesto patriótico para evitar mayor violencia y la pérdida de muchas vidas humanas, don Bernardo entregó el poder el 7 de noviembre de 1889 al Tercer Designado, doctor Carlos Durán, quien gobernó los 6 meses restantes.
	www.guiascostarica.com /presi/presi17.htm (458 words)

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