Q COSTARICA — The president of the Legislative Assembly, Yara Jiménez, decided to shelve the reports prepared by the special commission that investigated the alleged sexual abuse committed by former legislator Fabricio Alvarado during the previous administration, sparking a strong reaction from opposition legislators. In her resolution, Jiménez concluded that...

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