The President of Hacienda in Costa Rica initially scheduled reviews of substantive motions for the 2027 Budget after all 137 votes were tallied. However, a change of strategy occurred to rectify an error made by Kattia Ulate, a representative of the PPSO party. This shift in procedure allows for the amendment of the budget, specifically concerning a significant cut to funding for public universities in 2027. The situation escalated into a heated discussion as legislators debated the process and the implications of the proposed reductions. The decision to revisit motions earlier than planned highlights the sensitivity surrounding the allocation of funds, particularly for educational institutions. The focus now is on addressing the initial mistake and ultimately approving the revised budget, which will have a substantial impact on public universities in Costa Rica. This dispute underscores the challenges of navigating legislative processes and managing budgetary adjustments.