A Costa Rican congresswoman, connected to a religious political sector, has proposed donating 5,000 square meters of land to the Christian Association Sinai Prince of Peace. The land is located in Aguacaliente, Cartago, and is currently owned by the National Housing Institute (INVU). The proposal has raised questions about potential conflicts of interest and the separation of church and state. Critics allege undue influence from religious groups in political decision-making. The congresswoman’s motivations are under scrutiny, with concerns about preferential treatment for a specific religious organization. The INVU has not yet commented on the proposal. This move highlights ongoing discussions regarding land use and allocation within the country.