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The last community volunteer activity I participated in was [Activity Name] on [Activity Date].
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The government of Panama works to promote civic culture and citizen participation through policies and programs that promote civic education, citizen ethics, and the strengthening of democratic values. Citizen participation in decision-making is promoted, volunteering is encouraged, and spaces for dialogue and collaboration between the government and civil society are promoted.
How is the protection of essential assets during an embargo in Costa Rica addressed?
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