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~ 06/09/06
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff
Lawmakers voted Tuesday to establish a museum in Guanacaste. The vote was the second of two, so now the proposal goes to Casa Presidencial for approval or veto.
Much of the museum will contain the collection of former president Daniel Oduber. The museum will highlight the achievements of those who lived in Guanacaste, a region of ranchers and horse lovers that is considered the Wild West of Costa Rica.
The area has a unique culture in speech, cooking, dance and music.
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