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Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves has stated that deploying U.S. military personnel to the country would significantly bolster its national security capabilities. The announcement follows growing concerns over regional crime and drug trafficking operations.
Costa Rica has signed a new migration agreement with the United States, potentially making the Central American nation a regular stopover for migrants expelled from US territory, a deal which President-elect Laura Fernández has defended.
Costa Rica's President Laura Fernández was swiftly evacuated by her security team after an explosion occurred in an area she was visiting in the northern part of the country.
President Laura Fernández announced her administration will send a bill to reform Costa Rica’s Immigration Law following reports of repeated illegal entries by individuals allegedly linked to organized crime and illegal gold mining.