Costa Rican man, 119, seeks recognition as world's oldest person
Both outlets reported that a 119-year-old Costa Rican man, Jose Flores, is seeking recognition as the world's oldest person. Geo News provided a brief description of Flores' daily life and included a reference to a photo and a social media account, while Dunya News focused on the documentation supporting his age, specifically mentioning his identity card and other records.
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Costa Rican man, 119, awaits recognition as world’s oldest man
Official records, including his identity card, state that Flores was born on July 11, 1907. If the documents are internationally verified, his age would place him among the oldest confirmed people in the world.
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Costa Rican man, 119, seeks recognition as world's oldest person
According to identity card and other documents Flores was born on July 11, 1907
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Costa Rican man, 119, seeks recognition as world's oldest person
This photo shows Costa Rican man Jose Flore. — X/@PolymarketIn a modest wooden home in Sardinal, about a 20-minute drive from Costa Rica's Pacific coast, Jose Flores spends his days napping, eating meals prepared by his granddaughter, and arm-wrestling with her.His family...
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