Costa Rica President Fernández Accuses Judiciary of 'Consenting' to Bloodshed, Urges Deputies to Act

Costa Rican President Fernández publicly accused the judicial branch of 'consenting' to bloodshed and called on deputies to hold them accountable, requesting approval of 'tough laws.' This marks a sharp escalation in executive-judicial tensions, potentially signaling a constitutional crisis or a push for judicial reform. The claim is unverified and appears to be a political maneuver ahead of legislative action.