Q COSTA RICA — Costa Rica’s re-elected Attorney General, Carlo Díaz, is entering his second term with a sharper understanding of the country’s criminal and political tensions—and with a public promise to defend the independence of the Ministerio Público (Public Prosecutor’s Office) against any attempt to weaken it. Speaking at...

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