Narcotráfico podría infiltrarse en campañas políticas de Costa Rica y controlar decisiones del Estado, advierte experta

An expert has warned that the infiltration of financial resources from drug trafficking and other illicit activities into political campaigns poses a significant threat to democracy in Costa Rica. This influx of illegal money could enable criminal organizations to influence election outcomes and ultimately control state decisions.

The warning highlights growing concerns over the vulnerability of Costa Rica's political system to organized crime, emphasizing the risk that illicit funds could compromise the integrity of governance and public administration.