Costa Rican legislator Brenes is demanding expedited reforms to the country’s law on preventing violence against women, following a recent increase in femicides. A key proposed change involves the implementation of dual electronic bracelets. These devices would allow judicial authorities to monitor both the victim and the aggressor when deemed necessary by a judge. The aim is to enhance protection and improve response times in domestic violence cases. Brenes argues that swift action is crucial to address the escalating violence and safeguard women’s lives. The proposed reforms seek to strengthen preventative measures and provide more effective tools for law enforcement and the judiciary. This initiative reflects growing concern over gender-based violence in Costa Rica and a push for more robust legal protections.