Take a look inside Brian Pallister’s home in Costa Rica
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This article was published 27/01/2017 (3461 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s Costa Rica home is showcased on the website of a construction company based in the Central American country.
Jimaco Constructores has several photos of “Residencia Pallister,” a 7,700-square-foot retreat in Caña Fistulas, Tamarindo.
The photos shows an infinity pool looking over a forest vista, an outdoor barbecue, modern kitchen and lavish entrance way.
The photos were also uploaded to Facebook four years ago.
Pallister has been dogged with questions over how much time he plans on spending in the Central American country, how he communicates with government staff while there and how he conducts business while outside Manitoba.
