Too many cars and not enough rhythm complained most spectators that turned out to see the annual Carnaval in San José yesterday. Organizers were blamed for allowing too many participants and for not arranging correctly their order.

On the bright side, the disenchantment was likely to mean that less drivers would be ticketed, as compared to the 352 citations issued after the Tope on Monday. Drunk driving, no seat belt and no technical inspection were the most popular violations.