
Alexánder Astorga
Alexánder Astorga is the Director of the Presidential Office in Costa Rica, known for his role in managing communications and official responses from the presidency. Recently, he gained attention for his involvement in the government's decision to keep the costs and results of polygraph tests administered to public officials confidential, citing legal grounds for this confidentiality. His responses to inquiries regarding these tests highlighted the ongoing tension between transparency and national security in public administration.
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Alexander Astorga is the chief of staff of the Presidency who attended the meeting.
Ausencia del Poder Judicial en el Consejo de Seguridad Nacional desata señalamiento de ‘desplante y berrinche’ de la presidenta Laura FernándezAlexánder Astorga is the director of the president's office who expanded the arguments for the government's refusal to disclose polygraph test costs.
Presidencia alega dos motivos para negarse a revelar el costo de las pruebas de polígrafoAlexánder Astorga is the director of the president's office who responded to inquiries about the polygraph tests.
Presidencia declara confidenciales los gastos de las pruebas de polígrafo, aunque sí revela el nombre de la empresa a cargo










