Estudio indica que más de 557 mil menores viven en pobreza en Costa Rica

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• «Q COSTA RICA — More than 557,000 minors live in poverty in Costa Rica, according to estimates from the study La deuda de Costa Rica con sus niños, niñas y adolescentes (Costa Rica’s Debt to Its Children and Adolescents)» [1]

• «The study was conducted by Ana Teresa León Sáenz—a psychologist and retired professor from the Universidad Nacional (UNA)—and released by the National Council of Rectors (Conare)» [1]

• «These figures come from the Sistema Nacional de Información y Registro Único de Beneficiarios del Estado (Sinirube)—National Information System and Single Registry of State Beneficiaries» [1]

• «Alajuela and San José are the provinces with the highest numbers of children aged 0 to 12 living in basic and extreme poverty» [1]

• «Alajuela has over 50,000 IMAS beneficiaries in the extreme poverty category and 35,000 in the basic poverty category, while in San José, both figures hover around 45,000» [1]

• «These two provinces also record the highest figures for the 13–17 age group, with the number of adolescents in these circumstances ranging between 19,000 and 27,000» [1]

• «Likewise, the study emphasizes the urgent need to develop a care network (Red de Cuido) for children up to age 12, alongside other recreational strategies aimed at populations living in poverty» [1]

• «Furthermore, the council proposed strengthening the response capacity of the National Child Welfare Agency (PANI)—in its role as the technical governing body for matters concerning children and adolescents—as well as improving coordination with other public institutions» [1]