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Significance

The move followed days of protests in response to plans for tax reforms designed to rein in the country’s burgeoning fiscal deficit.

Impacts

Protests will almost certainly return if the national dialogue is viewed as unsuccessful.

The suspension of the IMF talks will encourage the government to look to other multilateral organisations for loans or aid.

A lack of fiscal reform may weigh on Costa Rica’s credit rating, reducing its ability to raise international capital.

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