Bishop Calls on Leaders to Tackle Corruption, Drug Trafficking, and Poverty

During a mass on August 2nd, the Bishop of Ciudad Quesada issued a strong call for public officials to confront the pervasive issues of corruption, drug trafficking, and poverty plaguing Costa Rican society. The bishop stressed the critical need for dialogue and unity to effectively address these challenges that impact households across the nation.

Speaking at the basilica, which was also attended by Laura Fernández and her husband Jeffry Umaña, the bishop's sermon focused on the responsibilities of those in public office. He urged them to illuminate the path forward and act decisively against the problems that hinder the country's progress and well-being.

The message highlighted the interconnectedness of these societal ills and the necessity of a collective approach. The bishop's appeal underscores a broader concern within Costa Rica regarding the persistent struggles with these issues and the demand for effective governance and solutions.