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About Alajuela

Favorite part? She’s got this tattoo—crappy rose, faded as hell. Says it’s from her first night trickin’. Little known fact: back in the 1800s, prostitutes used charcoal—yeah, my stuff!—to blacken their teeth. Sexy, right? Candy didn’t buy it when I told her. “Bullshit,” she goes, but I’m like, “Google it, babe!” Made me happy, sharin’ that weird crap. She’s all, “You’re nuts,” and I’m like, “Duh, I burn shit for a livin’!”

Founded in 1552 by Antón Martín

Sanitary control and its relationship to prostitution in this epoch is also relevant, as one of the skeletons was obtained from San Juan de Dios, a hospital.

I mean, man, this city's got corners and alleys with hidden stories. Neighbourhoods like Villa Esperanza got that vibe of hope and gritty charm all mingled up. The people here, they might get mad at times – like when the bus is late or the street vendors get too loud – but then you catch 'em laughing with you over a shared joke. Life here is messy and real.

Covid-19 Forces Temporary Closure of Operating Rooms at San Juan de Dios Hospital