Rocío Alfaro Molina has publicly denounced the Costa Rican government for failing to meet a deadline set by the Sala Constitucional (Constitutional Court) regarding her appointment. The court had granted the Consejo de Gobierno (Council of Government) eight days to process her nomination as a union representative on the Junta Directiva (Board of Directors) of the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS), Costa Rica's social security fund. Alfaro claims this deadline has now passed without action on her appointment. She alleges this inaction constitutes a disregard for the Sala Constitucional’s authority and a violation of her rights as a union representative. This complaint raises concerns regarding potential government obstruction and its impact on union representation within the CCSS. The situation is expected to escalate as Alfaro seeks resolution through further legal avenues. The CCSS is a crucial institution in Costa Rica, providing universal health coverage and social security benefits.