A Government City in Costa Rica would save $26 million annually in rent and would bring together 35 public institutions in San José
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The Ciudad Gobierno project in Costa Rica has returned to the center of legislative debate following an appearance by the Minister of Planning. The initiative aims to transform the country's public sector infrastructure by centralizing 35 public institutions in San José.
According to the project details, the consolidation of these government offices is projected to generate significant financial savings, estimated at $26 million annually in rental costs.
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