Costa Rica court weighs suspending 2027 budget over judicial branch rules

Costa Rica's Constitutional Chamber (Sala IV) has been asked to suspend the 2027 budget process, citing rules that block ₡29.8 billion, restrict internal transfers, and condition vacant positions, affecting the Judicial Branch. The constitutional challenge could disrupt budget execution and fiscal planning if granted. The outcome is uncertain, but it signals a potential institutional conflict between the judiciary and the executive/legislative over budget autonomy.

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