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To date, evolutionary models have mainly focused on the formation and growth of high-power radio sources, leaving unanswered many questions related to low-power objects, whose relativistic jets are likely more prone to instabilities. We present a new sample of candidate low-power CSOs selected from the Faint Images of the Radio Sky at Twenty-cm (FIRST) survey. The main selection criteria are (i) a parsec-scale double radio morphology from archival Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA) images and (ii) a VLBA total flux density consistent with that from the FIRST survey, which rules out the presence of significant radio emission extending beyond the parsec scale. The final sample consists of 60 sources with radio luminosities between 10^24^ and 10^27^W/Hz at 1.4GHz and projected linear sizes between 45 and 430pc, which fill a region in the radio power-size plane that is currently underpopulated. We carried out VLBA observations at 4.98GHz of a sub-sample of 20 sources among the brightest candidate CSOs with the aim of confirming their classification. We classify 12 sources as CSOs on the basis of their radio structure and spectral index distribution. In two out of the four CSOs with core identification, the asymmetry in the flux density of the outer components is in agreement with light travel time effects, and there is no evidence of jet-cloud interaction. 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