A Costa Rican citizen was recently denied entry to a public building operated by the INS (National Insurance Institute), preventing them from completing necessary paperwork. The incident has prompted questions about accessibility to public services and the rights of citizens. The reason for the denial remains unclear, fueling public concern and demands for an explanation. Critics are questioning whether the incident represents a broader issue of restricted access within government facilities. This situation highlights potential barriers faced by citizens attempting to interact with state institutions. Authorities have yet to issue a statement addressing the concerns raised by this event and the public’s demand for clarity. The lack of response is further exacerbating the controversy.