Costa Rican Attorney General Carlo Díaz presented a work report to the Corte Plena on Monday, facing a potential re-election decision. The report precedes a discussion among magistrates regarding his bid for another term. Díaz highlighted a significant case involving a Costa Rican national of Chinese descent, whom he described as the first “invisible” drug trafficker apprehended. This individual is allegedly involved in narcotics activities. The presentation of the report occurs at a crucial time as the Corte Plena evaluates whether to grant Díaz another period as Attorney General. The case discussed demonstrates the ongoing efforts to combat organized crime within Costa Rica. The magistrates will deliberate and ultimately decide on Díaz's future in the role.