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Liliana
Liliana Lericci migrated with her family to a small town in an indigenous region in the middle of the Costa Rican mountains. They created a united and hard-working community, in which they preserved Italian practices and traditions mixed with Costa Rican ones. However, Liliana left in her country of origin the most precious thing, her heart.
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Liliana Lericci migrated with her family to a small town in an indigenous region in the middle of the Costa Rican mountains. They created a united and hard-working community, in which they preserved Italian practices and traditions mixed with Costa Rican ones. However, Liliana left in her country of origin the most precious thing, her heart.
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