The president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, presented the economic results of his government over three years before Congress this Monday. In his speech, Chaves criticized both the Judiciary and the Legislative branches, advocating for changes in the country's institutional system.
One of the areas that President Chaves focused on was the need to modernize the justice system, stating that this is a fundamental aspect for the country's development. He also stressed the importance of strengthening transparency and accountability in all state institutions.
Regarding the Legislative branch, Chaves highlighted the urgency of promoting reforms that allow for greater efficiency and agility in decision-making. He emphasized the importance of working together to achieve a more agile and effective system that responds adequately to the needs and demands of the citizenry.
Amid his criticisms, President Chaves also called for unity and collaboration among the different branches of government to achieve meaningful change in the institutional system of Costa Rica. He highlighted the importance of building consensus and seeking solutions that benefit all citizens of the country.
"It is essential that we work together to build a stronger and more efficient institutional system that promotes the development and well-being of all Costa Ricans," Chaves stated in his speech before Congress.
