ABOVE: Fabricio Alvarado on April 1, 2018, lost the second round of Costa Rica’s presidential elections. Photo by Iosepe; courtesy Wikimedia Commons.
A vocal opponent of marriage rights for same-sex couples on Sunday lost the second round of Costa Rica’s presidential election.
A vocal opponent of marriage rights for same-sex couples has won the first round of Costa Rica’s presidential election.
The New York Times reported Fabricio Alvarado of the National Restoration Party received nearly 25 percent of the vote on Sunday. Alvarado, a Pentecostal minister and singer who is a former journalist, will face off against Carlos Alvarado of the leftist Citizen’s Action Party in the second round that will take place on April 1.
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