Costa Rica's Supreme Court Seeks to Lift President Chaves' Immunity in Corruption Case
The move could open the door to formal criminal charges against the president.
Costa Rica's Supreme Court has requested to strip President Rodrigo Chaves of his immunity to allow prosecutors to pursue a corruption case against him.
If approved, the unprecedented move would clear the way for formal criminal proceedings, intensifying political tensions and scrutiny of the administration's commitment to anti-corruption reforms.
If approved, the unprecedented move would clear the way for formal criminal proceedings, intensifying political tensions and scrutiny of the administration's commitment to anti-corruption reforms.
