San Pedro
San Pedro is the capital of Montes de Oca Canton in the San José Province. It is home to the University of Costa Rica, Universidad Latina de Costa Rica, Maximo Nivel, and other institutions of higher learning. Since the city is very close to San José it is considered part of the whole metropolitan area.
People died in San Pedro (First 49 people) - Page 0
Luis of Spain, Count of Chinchón
Musical artist
Peter of Alcántara
Spanish friar
Juan Padrós
Spanish businessman
philip of spain infante luis of spain
Musical artist
Ninoska de Ponce
Musical artist
Simón Bolívar
Former President of Bolivia
Manuel Dominguez
Politician
Dewey Martin
Film actor
José Andrés Rázuri
Peruvian military personnel
Antonio Raimondi
Italian geographer
Javier Angulo y Guridi
Dominican journalist
Marino Perez
Musical artist
Joaquín Andújar
Baseball pitcher
Luis Mercedes
Baseball player
Pedro González
Chilean football manager
Carlos Castaño Gil
Colombian paramilitary leader
Fidel Castaño
Colombian drug lord
Emilio Castelar
Former President of the Congress of Deputies of Spain
Eulalio González
Mexican actor
Charles Bukowski
American poet
Katherine Lawrence
Television series screenwriter
Rodrigo Peñalba
Nicaraguan painter
Jaime Rosenthal
Honduran Politician
Juan Alberto Melgar Castro
Miguel Paz Barahona
Political figure
Flavio Ortega
Brazilian football player
Igor Padilla
Honduran journalist
Anibal Barrow
Honduran journalist
Georgino Orellana
Honduran journalist
Milton Flores
Honduran football player
José Cardona
Footballer
Orvin Cabrera
Honduran football player
Porfirio Armando Betancourt
Honduran football player
Francisco Javier Toledo
Honduran football player
Ignacio Mejía
Former Governor of Oaxaca
Humberto Reynoso
Argentine pro wrestler
César Mascetti
Argentine journalist
Barry Bowen
Former Member of the Senate of Belize
George Petty
American artist
Bern Bennett
American announcer
Morgan Farley
American actor
Mando Ramos
American professional boxer
Jay Meuser
American painter
Eva Gustavson
American-Norwegian contralto
Gaylord Carter
American film score composer
Mario Danelo
American football player
Patrick Peyton
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