Miles de personas protestan en Costa Rica contra reforma judicial del Gobierno

Thousands rally across Costa Rica in defense of the courts as President Fernández pushes judicial overhaul

Thousands of Costa Ricans protested last night against what they see as a threat to the country’s democracy from President Laura Fernández, driven by her government’s clash with the courts. The rallies fell on the eve of Independence Day, when Costa Ricans traditionally march through the streets with lanterns. Organizers called the event a “Faroleada por la Democracia,” or lantern march for democracy. The main gathering was in San José’s Parque Morazán, where people carried lit lanterns and national flags, chanted “democracy” and called for the separation of powers. Organizers also announced events at 31 other locations, including Cartago, Alajuela, Heredia, Liberia, Escazú, Pérez Zeledón, S

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