The judiciary supports Laura Fernández's proposal to resume meetings of the Supreme Powers, but calls for "clear rules" and respect for independence.

The Costa Rican judiciary has formally endorsed a proposal by President Laura Fernández to resume periodic meetings between the heads of the three branches of government. While the judiciary expressed support for the initiative, it emphasized the necessity of establishing clear procedural rules and maintaining respect for institutional independence as prerequisites for the dialogue.

These meetings are intended to serve as a mechanism for inter-branch coordination. The judiciary’s response highlights the importance of balancing executive-led cooperation with the preservation of judicial autonomy.