Costa Rica’s Constitutional Court is reviewing three legal challenges to a state secrets decree issued by President Laura Fernández. These challenges include two appeals for protection ("recursos de amparo") and one claim of unconstitutionality ("acción de inconstitucionalidad”). The decree classifies information related to the Dirección de Inteligencia y Seguridad (DIS), an elite security force, and details concerning security contracts and budgets as confidential. The arguments presented by those filing the challenges have not been fully disclosed, but center on opposition to the secrecy imposed. This situation raises questions about government transparency and access to information. The Constitutional Court will now deliberate on the merits of the claims and decide whether to uphold or overturn the decree, potentially impacting national security practices and public accountability.