Costa Rica court condemns state over minister's threat to identify opponents

Costa Rica's Constitutional Chamber ruled that statements by Justice Minister Gabriel Aguilar, claiming the government had identified opponents, violated constitutional protections of freedom of opinion and dissent. The ruling marks a judicial rebuke of executive rhetoric, potentially constraining government discourse and setting a precedent for accountability.

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