A former lawmaker from Costa Rica’s Nueva República party has been appointed as an advisor at the state-owned Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE). The position carries a monthly salary of 4.2 million Costa Rican colones. Details surrounding the appointment have surfaced, raising questions about potential political influence. The ICE, responsible for electricity generation and distribution, has not yet released a detailed statement regarding the hiring process. This move follows the former deputy’s departure from her political role and marks a transition into a technical advisory capacity within a key state institution. The appointment is currently under scrutiny from local media and political observers.