Fernández llama a la oposición a ayudar a crear "la tercera república" en Costa Rica

TL;DR

President-elect Laura Fernández calls for political opposition to "lower their flags" and work towards national development.
She aims to lead a government of national consensus and respect the "sovereign's will."
The concept of a "third republic" signifies a rebirth beyond past conflicts and bipartisanship.
Fernández will assume the presidency on May 8, 2026, for the 2026-2030 term.
She praised outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves and expressed a desire to have him in a high government position.
The "third republic" will be characterized by dialogue, peace, and tolerance.
Key goals include consolidating a development model to address global challenges and leading economic indicators.
Fernández will be the second female president of Costa Rica, following Laura Chinchilla.
She pledged to govern for all citizens and respect religious freedom.
Plans include strengthening legal reforms against organized crime and continuing security cooperation with El Salvador, including a maximum-security prison inspired by the Salvadoran model.
She had a call with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele regarding security cooperation.
Fernández intends to cut off communication channels used by prisoners to coordinate criminal activities.
Economically, she promised no new taxes and maintaining fiscal austerity and the fiscal rule.
Fernández secured a majority in Congress, but will need broader support for constitutional reforms.

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