VOICED: Costa Rica goes to the polls

Auto Guevara, a libertarian candidate in Costa Rica's presidential election, proposes adopting the US dollar and tackling unemployment. He leads in polls with 30% of the vote, ahead of opposition candidate Auto Solis and threatening incumbent party candidate Laura Chinchilla. Chinchilla's lead has decreased to 40%. Costa Rica, a stable democracy, faces a potential runoff election if no candidate secures 40% of the vote. The election reflects a vision for a future with fair wealth distribution and opportunities.

Who is Auto Guevara and what is his political stance?

What percentage of the vote is Auto Guevara currently polling?

Describe the current economic situation in Costa Rica as mentioned in the text.

What are the implications if neither candidate receives at least 40% of the vote?

What is the significance of the upcoming election date mentioned in the text?