Costa Rica’s plan for electrical harmonization has failed to pass due to a lack of support in the legislative assembly. Only deputies from the PPSO and PUSC parties voted in favor of the legal initiative. This defeat effectively halts progress on efforts to streamline and coordinate the country’s electrical systems. The absence of broader political backing demonstrates significant opposition to the proposed changes. Insufficient votes prevented the initiative from achieving the necessary consensus for approval. Analysts suggest differing priorities and concerns among other political factions contributed to the outcome. The future of electrical infrastructure development in Costa Rica remains uncertain following this setback.