Costa Rica: Asosejud directors obtained ¢1.034M in irregular loans

A San José criminal court stated that seven directors of Costa Rica's judicial employees' solidarity association (Asosejud) obtained loans totaling ¢1.034 million, with rates described as unrealistic for the national banking system. The claim is based on a court statement, but details on the exact nature of the irregularity and any charges remain unclear. This matters as it signals potential financial misconduct within a judicial-affiliated entity, raising governance concerns.

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