Militant Workers Revolutionary Party
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Militant Workers Revolutionary Party (Spanish: Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores en Lucha) was a political party in Costa Rica. In 1990 the party contested the general elections. However, its presidential candidate, Edwin Badilla, received only 1,005 (0.1%) of the votes,[1] whilst the party received just 742 votes in the parliamentary election.
References
- ^ Obregón, Coltilde María. El proceso electoral y el poder ejecutivo en Costa Rica. San José: Editoral Universidad de Costa Rica, 2001. p. 404
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- Political parties in Costa Rica
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