Elizabeth Odio Benito

Elizabeth Odio Benito served as the Vice President of Costa Rica from 1998 to 2002 and is known for her commitment to human rights and gender equality. She played a significant role in Costa Rican politics and continues to be an influential figure in advocating for democratic values and sustainability.

Born on Jan 01, 1938 (87 years old)

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Costa Rica: Elizabeth Odio Benito is a former vice president who participated in the political coalition proposal event. 7

Ana Helena Chacon Ariel Robles Jonathan Acuna Antonio Ortega Kattia Cambronero Johana Obando Cynthia Cordoba Miguel Guillen Patricia Mora Jose Maria Villalta Emilio Arias Rodolfo Mendez Mata Patricia Navarro Luis Felipe Arauz Edgar Gutierrez Leonardo Garnier Rocio Aguilar Sergio Alfaro Salas Jeannette Ruiz Juan Carlos Mendoza Leda Zamora Yamileth Astorga Karla Salguero

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: ¿Quiénes participaron en el lanzamiento de la propuesta de coalición política?

Costa Rica: Elizabeth Odio Benito called for social, productive, economic, and political sectors to contribute to the agenda aimed at rebuilding Costa Rica. 8

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Elizabeth Odio: 'Nos concierne reconstruir el país que fuimos y queremos volver a ser'

Costa Rica: Elizabeth Odio Benito participated as a leader in the construction of the Agenda Viva. 7

Ana Helena Chacon Antonio Ortega Ariel Robles Jonathan Acuna Patricia Mora Jose Maria Villalta Miguel Guillen Marco Zuniga Amanda Arroyo

La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Diputados del FA y las disidentes del PLP participan en lanzamiento de coalición junto a exministros y dos ex vicepresidentas