Forty-nine Costa Rican lawmakers have issued a condemnation of harassment, discrimination, and intolerance within the Legislative Assembly. The motion, spearheaded by PLN deputy Eder Hernández, reaffirms the Assembly’s commitment to being a space free from hate speech. Hernández initiated the motion following personal experiences with online aggression and harassment on social media platforms. The resolution aims to create a more respectful and inclusive environment for all members of the Assembly and to discourage hateful rhetoric. It signals a firm stance against intolerance and a dedication to upholding democratic values. The move reflects growing concerns about the rise of online hate speech and its impact on political discourse in Costa Rica. The Assembly hopes this action will encourage similar responses to hateful conduct both within and outside its walls.