Costa Rica’s Electoral Tribunal Exposes President Chaves’ Threat to Political Stability

In a striking confrontation underscoring the fragility of democratic institutions, Eugenia Zamora, president of Costa Rica’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), publicly accused President Rodrigo Chaves of endangering the nation’s political stability through repeated assaults on the electoral body.Chaves’ persistent claims alleging a partisan bias within the TSE and attempts to delegitimize its judges represent more than mere political rhetoric. They strike at the heart of a system designed to uphold free and fair elections — a cornerstone principle that any sovereign nation must fiercely protect.When Political Power Challenges Institutional Integrity, Who Stands for the People?In her formal statement, Zamora underscored...