Costa Rica Judicial Branch Defense
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Costa Rican President Laura Fernández denies interest in closing the Judicial Branch, despite political figures reacting to large public demonstrations defending it. Protests supporting the Judicial Branch have spread nationwide, while some officials warn against 'lines not to be crossed' amid security concerns.
Fernández, Pueblo Soberano react to large rally defending Judicial Branch
- Political figures Laura Fernández and Nogui Acosta reacted to a large public demonstration supporting the Judicial Branch. - Fernández questioned the participation of former presidential candidates, universities, and unions in the rally. - Acosta reiterated his criticisms against the Constitutional Chamber.
Costa Rican President Denies Interest in Closing Judicial Branch
- Laura Fernández, President of Costa Rica, stated she has no interest in closing the Judicial Branch. - Her statement comes 15 days after President Rodrigo Chaves alluded to closing it. - Fernández d…
Fernández to Reconvene Judicial Branch Amid Security Concerns; Aguirre Warns of 'Lines Not to Be Crossed'
- Costa Rican President Laura Fernández plans to reconvene the Judicial Branch to address the nation's security crisis. - Judicial Branch President Orlando Aguirre stated they will engage in dialogue …
Protests in Defense of the Judicial Branch Spread Across San Carlos, Heredia, Limón, Guanacaste, and Other Regions Nationwide
- Protests defending the Judicial Branch occurred across Costa Rica, including in San Carlos, Heredia, San Ramón, Limón, Turrialba, Guanacaste, and other regions. - The demonstrations aimed to express…
