Elecciones Costa Rica: ¿quién es Laura Fernández, la líder de derecha que ganó la Presidencia?

TL;DR

Laura Fernández, a 39-year-old political scientist, won the Costa Rican presidential election with 48.7% of the vote.
Her platform focused on a strong stance against drug trafficking and reforming state powers.
Opponents view her proposals as a plan to consolidate absolute power, drawing parallels to El Salvador's Nayib Bukele.
Fernández plans to adopt strategies similar to Bukele's anti-gang initiatives, including building a mega-prison.
Her victory marks a shift towards the right in Latin America and makes her the second woman to govern Costa Rica.
Concerns about authoritarianism have been raised, with former President Óscar Arias criticizing potential constitutional reforms.
Despite economic improvements, Costa Rica faces significant inequality.
President Rodrigo Chaves, who supported Fernández, has faced criticism for his behavior.

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