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Mercedes Peñas Domingo

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Mercedes Peñas Domingo became First Lady of Costa Rica on May 8, 2014, when Solis was inaugurated President. She succeeded José María Rico, the outgoing First Gentleman of Costa Rica. On her Facebook, Peñas describes herself as "Mujer, madre, compañera y Primera Dama de la República de Costa Rica"
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Peñas spent two years studying at UPEACE in Costa Rica before returning to Spain after completing her master's degree. Two years later, she returned to Costa Rica to work at the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture's (IICA) Department of External Affairs. Additionally, she has
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Peñas met Luis Guillermo Solís while studying for her master's at the University for Peace and have dated since 2006. They live under civil partnership and have one daughter, Inés Solís Peñas. Solís has five children from his previous marriage to Nancy Richards.
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Peñas accompanied her husband on her first official visit to her native Spain on March 17 and 18, 2015.
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Woman, mother, companion and First Lady of the Republic of Costa Rica
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Presidency of Costa Rica: First Lady Mercedes Peñas Domingo
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from May 8, 2014 to May 8, 2018, as the partner of former
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Peñas has worked for DEMUCA, the financial branch of the
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Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation
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First Lady of Costa Rica
Luis Guillermo Solís
José María Rico
Claudia Dobles Camargo
Madrid
Spain
Luis Guillermo Solís
Alma mater
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
University for Peace
Political scientist
November 18
1968
Spanish–Costa Rican
political scientist
international development
Latin America
First Lady of Costa Rica
Costa Rican President
Luis Guillermo Solís
Madrid
Spain
University for Peace
Rainforest Alliance
European Union
United Nations
Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation
naturalized citizen
2014 presidential election

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