Costa Rica: 40% of adults self-censor on social media due to fear

A University of Costa Rica survey finds 40.1% of adults have stopped expressing opinions on social media due to fear of consequences, with self-censorship more common among women. The trend has decreased overall but remains a notable constraint on public discourse, reflecting broader concerns about online expression in the country.

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