Q COSTARICA — With the goal of coordinating diplomatic, immigration, trade, and security relations, President-elect Laura Fernández decided to send Second Vice President Douglas Soto to Washington, D.C., as Costa Rica's ambassador. Fernández made the announcement Tuesday as she unveiled her 2026-2030 cabinet. Soto, a former member of the Partido Unidad...

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