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Costa Rica, S.A.

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Costa Rica, S.A. was directed by Pablo Ortega. It runs 1h 44m. The documentary movie was released on January 22, 2006 (Costa Rica), originally in Spanish.

What is Costa Rica, S.A. about? The film explores with satirical black-humor a series of polemical aspects of the The Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA), such as the inclusion of war weapons as objects of commerce for Costa Rica, a country without an army, or the incorporation of Central American undersea resources as part of the United States' definition of territory.

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