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|contents=According to Title VIII, Chapter II, all birthright citizens 18 years or older and naturalized citizens, 12 months or greater after naturalization, have the right to suffrage facilities. (Constitute Project, “Costa Rica’s Constitution of [[Probable year::1949]] with revisions through [[Probable year::2020]]) . | |contents=According to Title VIII, Chapter II, all birthright citizens 18 years or older and naturalized citizens, 12 months or greater after naturalization, have the right to suffrage facilities. (Constitute Project, “Costa Rica’s Constitution of [[Probable year:: 1949]] with revisions through [[Probable year:: 2020]]) . | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:22, 28 December 2022
What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
Costa Rica
According to Title VIII, Chapter II, all birthright citizens 18 years or older and naturalized citizens, 12 months or greater after naturalization, have the right to suffrage facilities. (Constitute Project, “Costa Rica’s Constitution of 1949 with revisions through 2020) .