A motion to release vital funds for Costa Rica’s Investigative Police (OIJ) and Public Ministry was rejected by the governing PPSO party. The motion, proposed by PLN representative Ángela Aguilar, aimed to overturn a budgetary rule freezing approximately ¢29,000 million (Costa Rican currency). This decision effectively maintains a freeze on resources intended for these crucial law enforcement and judicial bodies, raising concerns about their operational capacity. The PPSO’s opposition signals continued political friction regarding budgetary allocations. The blocked funds represent a significant portion of the resources needed to support investigations and prosecutions across Costa Rica. This move could potentially impact the efficacy of criminal justice processes within the nation. Further debate is expected as the 2027 budget cycle approaches.