IO Podcast|Episode 6
The Costa Rican presidential elections held on February 6 had a record-breaking 25 candidates amid major government corruption scandals. Juan Diego Sánchez, PhD, a lawyer, professor, and columnist explains the political situation in Costa Rica. Furthermore, he analyzes the electoral process, corruption cases, and the April 3, 2022 runoff election between Figueres and Chaves.
Recommended Links
- Follow Juan Diego on LinkedIn.
- Read his article, Business Risk Management Model for Small Companies in Costa Rica: An Exploratory Model.
- “Costa Rica Lures Pensioners for Post-Pandemic Recovery,” by Paz Gómez.
- “Why Central America Needs Integrated Capital Markets,” Impunity Observer.
Mauro Echeverría
Mauro Echeverría is Econ Americas’ deputy editor. He holds a BA in international relations with minors in political science and anthropology from the San Francisco University of Quito. Mauro leads the research on local economic development at the Ecuadorian think tank Libre Razón.
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