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The 14 pages that link to Costa Rica, each with the reason it gives.

• EcotourismBroader topic: Its national parks and tourism economy make it a prominent ecotourism destination.

• Central AmericaBroader topic: Its conservation policies and protected areas make it a prominent regional ecotourism destination.

• United Fruit CompanyRelated: Company operations there linked plantation growth with railway construction and labor migration.

• Federal Republic of Central AmericaBroader topic: Its distance from the federation’s political centers shaped its limited participation.

• NicaraguaCompared with: Its different political institutions and development path provide a regional comparison.

• Cocos PlateBroader topic: The Cocos Ridge and plate boundary influence its earthquakes, volcanoes, and uplift.

• American Convention on Human RightsRelated: Its capital hosted the treaty's adoption, and the Court is headquartered in San José.

• José Figueres FerrerNarrower topic: Figueres’s legacy is central to the country’s modern political identity.

• Federico Tinoco GranadosNarrower topic: Costa Rica was the setting for Tinoco’s rise, government, and eventual exile.

• Franklin Chang-DíazRelated: Chang-Díaz was born in San José and became a prominent Costa Rican-born astronaut.

• Juan Mora FernándezNarrower topic: Mora Fernández governed the territory whose political institutions were taking shape.

• Óscar AriasNarrower topic: Its political institutions and disarmament tradition shaped Arias’s domestic and international work.

• PanamaCompared with: The western border separates Panama from its Central American neighbor.

• Ricardo Jiménez OreamunoNarrower topic: Jiménez held national office in a country whose institutions and political life took shape during his career.