Costa Rican student federations plan further protests to defend public education
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A Costa Rican women's political forum publicly rejected proposed cuts to public education and demanded compliance with the constitutional mandate allocating 8% of GDP to education. The group voiced support for student-led protests at public universities, signaling domestic political pressure on fiscal policy. The outcome remains uncertain as the government weighs budget constraints against constitutional obligations.
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