Colombia’s peace process may be causing violence in Costa Rica
[]
Share
Copied
By CGTN America
Costa Rica has been one of the safest and most stable countriesin Latin America since the late 1940s, the year it abolished its army. But recent events are threatening the country’s secure reputation.
A wave of violence has been unleashed on the Central American nation, since the neighboring Colombian government achieved its historic peace deal with the FARC. As the rebel group has gradually been laying down its arms, there have been questions about where those arms are actually going, and concern is mounting they are being smuggled into Costa Rica.
Correspondent Harris Whitbeck reports from San Jose.