With a few days left in the campaign for the referendum deciding the Central American Free Trade Agreement, both camps kicked their efforts into their last, loudest gear.
On Thursday, hundreds of supporters of the trade agreement held a car parade through one of the main avenues of San Jose.
Throughout the capital, both sides are attempting to win over the last few undecided voters with little manifestations everywhere, such as waving flags at busy roundabouts. Opponentes of the trade agreement have developed a series of quick honks to show their support, and those are heard around the city's street.
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