The Costa Rican government has appointed the daughter of a lawmaker from the PPSO party and the son of a businessman close to former President and current Minister of Finance and Presidency, Rodrigo Chaves, to positions within state institutions. The appointments were made at the Instituto Nacional de Aprendizaje (INA) and the Instituto Nacional de Seguros (INS). This decision has raised concerns about potential political favoritism and nepotism within the administration. Critics allege the moves demonstrate a pattern of rewarding allies and family members with key governmental roles. The appointments occur amidst ongoing scrutiny of President Chaves’ administration and its handling of public resources. Further details regarding the roles and responsibilities of the newly appointed individuals have not yet been released. This situation is expected to fuel ongoing debate about transparency and accountability in Costa Rican politics.