Costa Rican Leader Denies Authoritarian Intent Amid Judicial Clash

Marking 100 days in office, Costa Rican President Laura Fernández has rejected claims of authoritarianism while defending her administration's stance against the judiciary and affirming loyalty to former President Rodrigo Chaves.

27 Aug, 13:26 — 27 Aug, 13:26

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Laura Fernández: ‘There is no ‘bukelization’ in Costa Rica’

The Central American leader marks 100 days in office in a confrontation with the judiciary. She denies authoritarian intent under her mandate and defends her loyalty to former president Rodrigo Chaves, her political godfather and most powerful minister

By Álvaro Murillo

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Laura Fernández: ‘There is no ‘bukelization’ in Costa Rica’

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