Costa Rica is experiencing internal division following the announced review of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) by Laura Fernández. The review has sparked debate among various sectors within Costa Rica, with proponents and opponents voicing strong opinions. Some sectors strongly defend Costa Rica's adhesion to the CPTPP, citing potential economic benefits. Conversely, other sectors actively oppose the agreement, raising concerns about potential negative impacts on local industries and the national economy. The reasons behind the opposition and support are complex, involving detailed analyses of potential gains and losses for different areas of Costa Rica’s economy. The announced review highlights the ongoing evaluation of the CPTPP's implications for Costa Rica's trade and economic future.