Daniel Calderón
Daniel Calderón is a Costa Rican politician who served as the Deputy Minister of Security. He has been vocal about the rising concerns regarding the presence of modified firearms in the country, particularly those altered to increase their lethality. Under his tenure, Calderón emphasized the urgent need for reforms in the Penal Code and the Arms and Explosives Law to address the use of such weapons in organized crime.
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Daniel Calderón is a former director of the Public Force who has provided insights into the hunt for Diablo.
Diablo financió parte de su fuga con la pesca de ‘kilos mojados’
Costa Rica· 2026-01-24
Daniel Calderón was the Minister of Education who left the cabinet after the referendum.
Cambios de gabinete, usuales luego de ‘reveses’ electorales en los gobiernos | Política | Noticias
Ecuador· 2025-11-19
Daniel Calderon, one of the founders and managing partners of 'Alcazar Energy Partners', emphasized that this investment will create clean energy and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Ние можеме да водиме големи проекти!
North Macedonia· 2025-07-19
Daniel Calderon announced a reduction in electricity prices with this project.
Стартуваше изградбата на ветерен парк во близина на Штип, инвестиција вредна над 500 милиони долариNorth Macedonia· 2025-07-16
Daniel Calderón is the former director of the Public Force.
Fiscal confirma que exministro de Seguridad, Jorge Torres, relató reunión con Celso Gamboa y los hermanos Estupiñán en 2023Costa Rica· 2025-07-04
Daniel Calderón was the director of Fuerza Pública who attended the Assembly with Jorge Torres.
Línea de tiempo: el antes y el después de la cita de Jorge Torres con Celso Gamboa y los hermanos EstupiñánCosta Rica· 2025-06-28
Daniel Calderón was the director of the Fuerza Pública at the time of the meeting.
Nunca me hubiera reunido con ellos, dice director del OIJ sobre reunión de exministro de seguridad con Celso Gamboa y los EstupiñánCosta Rica· 2025-06-27
Daniel Calderón, then Deputy Minister of Security, highlighted the presence of modified weapons in the streets of the country.
Ya es una realidad: crimen organizado en Costa Rica modifica rifles de asalto con impresoras 3DCosta Rica· 2025-03-02