Costa Rica’s Unión Costarricense de Cámaras y Cámaras de Comercio (Uccaep), a prominent business association, has formally requested that the Legislative Assembly promptly appoint substitute magistrates for the Constitutional Court (Sala Constitucional). The call comes amid concerns regarding potential disruptions to the court’s functionality should current magistrates become unavailable. Uccaep emphasized the importance of a fully staffed court to ensure legal certainty and protect constitutional rights. The organization argues that vacancies create uncertainty and could hinder timely rulings on critical legal matters. They believe swift action by the Legislative Assembly is crucial for maintaining the stability of the judicial system and fostering a favorable business climate. The request underscores ongoing debate regarding the appointment process and the need for consistent judicial capacity within Costa Rica’s legal framework.