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The political tradition of the National Liberation Party is known as "liberationism" (liberacionismo) and should not be confused with figuerismo, although this is one of the most important trends, different tendencies not always friendly with each other, such as
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between 1948 and 1949, and then as democratically elected president twice: 1953–1958 and 1970–1974. Several Costa Rican political parties proclaim themselves as continuators of figuerism and as their most faithful representatives, among them the
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In 1953, the Center for the Study of National Problems and Democratic Action merged, giving birth to the National Liberation Party with Figueres as its first candidate and also its first democratically elected president. The Center was fed back from the
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PLN's main rival, the Citizens' Action Party was founded by different personalities largely from the PLN, PAC has/had among its members personalities close to the figure, as one of its founders was writer
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and developed a particularly Creole and native form of Costa Rican socialism difficult to define in international standards. He was a member of the Democratic Action group, in turn part of the
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is not synonymous with liberationism, that is, the ideology that revolves around the National Liberation Party which has a varied archipelago of internal tendencies.
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arguing electoral irregularities, being commander of the so-called National Liberation Army that emerged victorious in the war of 48.
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were presidents of the Republic through the PLN. Other figures such as former deputy and former first lady
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that were not repealed by Figueres after winning the war), for having abolished the army, approved
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The centenary of his birth on September 25, 2006 was celebrated both by the government chaired by
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who left the PLN for the PAC following the disagreement with the support of the party to
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who was his daughter-in-law and wife of Figueres Olsen. Another figuerista is President
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when Calderón was defeated by the opposition candidate (and future ally of Calderón)
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and Figueres Ferrer's daughter, Muni Figueres, are still PLN members.
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Figueres is reminded, among other things, of having respected the "
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by then main opposition force of the Citizen Action Party.
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who was close to Figueres Ferrer and former first lady
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José Figueres Ferrer proclaimed himself adherent of
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Politics of Costa Rica

Constitution
Abortion law
LGBT rights
President
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Rodrigo Chaves Robles
Vice Presidents
Stephan Brunner
Mary Munive
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President
Rodrigo Arias Sánchez
Supreme Court of Justice
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Fernando Cruz Castro
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Local government
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Elections
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2018
2022
2007 CAFTA referendum
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