Right-wing populist Laura Fernández wins Costa Rica’s presidency, promising to tackle cocaine-fueled violence.
Right-Wing Victory in Costa Rica
Laura Fernández, a right-wing populist, has won Costa Rica’s presidential election, vowing a decisive fight against cocaine-related violence.
The victory marks a significant political shift in the Central American nation, once a bastion of stability and democracy.
From Stability to Drug Hub
Costa Rica, home to 5.2 million people, has undergone a dramatic transformation, emerging as a logistical center for global cocaine trafficking.
This shift has fueled widespread fear of gang-related crime, driving the political turn toward tougher security measures.
