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through a railroad. But Carrillo was overthrown by Francisco Morazán who proclaimed himself new president. Morazán was planning to re-established the Federation by force using Costa Rica as headquarters and thus, was overthrown and executed to avoid the war that the rest of Central America was
475:. The name of the country was changed back to State of Costa Rica, the presidential period was extended to six years, male universal suffrage was established, the bicameral congress was changed to unicameral and the office of the President of the State was created. In the following 373:’s victory in the civil war and despite still having the Aprilia Law in function, Costa Rica makes an election for its seats on the Federal Congress electing Félix Romero Menjíbar and Juan Diego Bonilla Nava as deputies and Marquis 470:
Gallegos government was highly unpopular due to his attempts to rule by decree and the chaotic situation, a coup deposed him led by Zamora who then called for a new Constituent Assembly and created the
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in his place who ruled between September 27, 1842, and November 28, 1844. Alfaro called for elections for a new Constituent Assembly which enacts the
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and the Central American Supreme Court requested Costa Rica to abrogate the Aprilia Law, which Costa Rica's state congress did on February 3, 1831.
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and José Francisco Peralta as senators. Bonilla even acted as President of the Federal Congress. Morazán would be elected President in the
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Costa Rica as a member state of the Central American Federation was officially named the State of Costa Rica as established on the
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Costa Rica's independence from the Federal Republic is proclaimed by then dictator
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becomes the de facto Constitution. Carrillo would negotiate the debt payment with
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won over Zamora and his reformation of the 1847 Constitution proclaimed the
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The State of Costa Rica in 1835 still inside the Federal Republic and with
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However, after Colombia's annexation of the Costa Rican territory of
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but never takes interest in the office and is deposed, replaced by
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El proceso electoral y el poder ejecutivo en Costa Rica: 1808-1998
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from December 17, 1844, till April 30, 1845 and then by Senator
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already planning against Costa Rica. The leader of the coup
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both elected by popular vote. The Judiciary was named
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and thus couldn't be Head of State. Congress chooses
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Flag of Free State of Costa Rica
Coat of arms of Free State of Costa Rica
Location of Free State of Costa Rica
San José, Costa Rica
Spanish
Head of State
Braulio Carrillo Colina
Francisco Morazán Quesada
Antonio Pinto Soares
José María Alfaro Zamora
Francisco MarĂ­a Oreamuno Bonilla
José María Alfaro Zamora
House of Senators
House of Deputies
Federal Republic of Central America
Costa Rican real
Federal Republic of Central America
First Costa Rican Republic
Costa Rica
Federal Republic of Central America
First Costa Rican Republic
Fundamental Law of the State of Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
El Salvador
Francisco Morazán
Manuel MarĂ­a de Peralta
1830 Central American federal election
Bocas del Toro

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