Manuel Jiménez Steller
Manuel Jiménez Steller is a Costa Rican politician who currently serves as the Deputy Minister of Security. He has been involved in discussions regarding national security policies and has recently been in the news for his rebuttal against claims made by Deputy Dinorah Barquero, asserting that President Rodrigo Chaves did not express any lack of confidence in the Ministry of Public Security.
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Costa Rica:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the deputy minister of security who ordered the withdrawal of coast guard presence in the area.
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Colombia:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
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Dominican Republic:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
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Dominican Republic:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the vice minister of Security in Costa Rica.
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Peru:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Security in Costa Rica, addressing the risks associated with fentanyl.
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Costa Rica:
Manuel Jiménez Steller, the vice minister of Security, discusses the risks and solutions found regarding fentanyl exposure.
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Costa Rica:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
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Venezuela:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
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Venezuela:
Manuel Jiménez Steller highlights the risks associated with fentanyl exposure and the measures taken to mitigate them.
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Costa Rica:
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Vice Minister who ordered the relocation of the Academy and has been criticized for not consulting with Edson Rodríguez.
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