Wednesday 27 September 2023

Legislators archive bill that sought to punish Costa Ricans who not vote in elections

A fine of ¢1,386,000 colones would have been imposed on citizens who did not vote in elections

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QCOSTARICA — The Legal Affairs Commission (Comisión de Asuntos Jurídicos) archived a bill that proposed to impose a fine of up to ¢1,386,000 colones (US$2,500) on Costa Ricans who did not vote in elections without providing a valid reason.

The initiative was presented by the legislators of the Partido Unidad Social Cristiana (PUSC), Horacio Alvarado.

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Last September, Alvarado presented the initiative arguing the increased amount of Costa Ricans who do participate in elections.

Recently, the Procuraduría General de la República (PGR) – Attorney General’s Office – recommended assessing the principles of ‘reasonability and proportionality’ of the initiative.

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