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Contemplating a trip down this weekend.....it would be awful if the bars and restaraunts were unable to sell alcohol. Can someome down there confirm if indeed the alcohol will flow? Can't imagine the bar being sealed up and only soft drinks and juices on the menu ...

I am heading down this weekend my self and as far as I know yes the juices are flowing..

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I think I answered my own question below. Sorry to bother you guys. Now get back to the posts you guys do best ......

TSE Lays Out Rules For Presidential Elections

The Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones (TSE) is ready for the 2010 presidential elections that will take place on February 7th, when Costa Ricans go to the polls to elect their president.

The TSE has set out the rules of fair play that take effect the first week in February.

The TSE says that all political parties and candidates cannot hold public meetings and rallies after February 2. And February 3 is the last day for the release polls, public opinion results and any political propaganda.

The 2010 election will also bars open and the sale of alcohol allowed.

In the past, the sale of alcohol and bars are ordered closed the day before the election, the day of the election and the day following the election.