Costa Rican magistrate alleges surveillance ahead of court presidency vote

Magistrate Solano, a candidate for the presidency of Costa Rica's court, publicly denounced surveillance and phone tapping against her and her family in recent years, citing her judicial experience. The accusation, made hours before the election, introduces a political dimension to the judicial selection process. The claim is unverified and may reflect internal court politics.

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