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VATICAN ENQUIRER – <\/span>From somewhere in the Middle East, a statement by senior representatives of the radical group ISIS, sent just before the afternoon rains, said there is a plan is play to kidnap the president of Costa Rica, Luis Guillermo Solis, along with his cabinet and heads of the State institutions (ie. ICE, RECOPE).<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

However, 20 minutes later, an amended statement said that, after giving the matter some thought, it would be worse for the country<\/strong> to leave Solis, his cabinet and the heads of institutions to remain in power.<\/p>\n

According to a very reliable source whose name we could make out, the kidnap plan (and later withdrawl) was hatched after ISIS leaders scrapped the idea of invading the Central American country.<\/p>\n

“The invasion would not be a challenge, after learning that anyone, especially anyone belonging to radical groups or organized crime could easily enter the country,” said the source.<\/p>\n

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