Costa Rican prosecutors are seeking a 36-year prison sentence for Olivas Valle, a former treasurer, accused of stealing 3.294 billion Costa Rican colones (approximately $6.5 million USD). The theft occurred at the Banco Nacional de Costa Rica's cash processing center, known as CIPE. The Public Ministry presented its case alleging Olivas Valle was responsible for the substantial loss of funds. This represents a significant financial crime within the Costa Rican banking system. The investigation indicates the suspect exploited his position to carry out the elaborate robbery. If convicted, Olivas Valle will face a lengthy prison term and potential further legal consequences. The case highlights vulnerabilities in security protocols at the Banco Nacional.