Federico Choreco Cruz
Federico Choreco Cruz is a former advisor to Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves, who has recently been implicated in a corruption case involving alleged misuse of funds from a government contract. He reportedly received a financial benefit of $32,000 in connection with a consulting contract awarded by the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (BCIE), leading to accusations against Chaves of concusión, a crime involving the abuse of public office.
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Recent news mentions
Federico Choreco Cruz pressured authorities to accept questionable funds at INS Valores.
PLN cuestiona vínculos de Presidencia con presuntas presiones al INS para aceptar fondos cuestionables y cita con ‘Zar de los Reaseguros’
Costa Rica· 2025-12-24
Federico Choreco Cruz is a former presidential advisor accused of pressuring the INS regarding suspicious financial dealings.
Diputados cierran año de debates con zafarrancho por manejo del Poder Ejecutivo en agenda legislativaCosta Rica· 2025-12-23
Federico Choreco Cruz is involved in the allegations against Rodrigo Chaves regarding a financial deal.
Levantamiento de inmunidad de Rodrigo Chaves se pondrá a debate sin los votos suficientes para aprobarloCosta Rica· 2025-12-16
Federico Choreco Cruz is mentioned as the advisor to Rodrigo Chaves who was involved in the alleged corruption case.
Gobierno niega que Rodrigo Chaves use la ‘revancha’ contra diputados como criterio para definir agenda legislativaCosta Rica· 2025-12-01
Federico Choreco Cruz was allegedly involved in a scheme related to Rodrigo Chaves.
Editorial: El poder político debe mantenerse al margen de las contrataciones públicasCosta Rica· 2025-11-03
Federico Choreco Cruz is a former presidential advisor implicated in a corruption case.
Editorial: Denuncias ensombrecen la votación sobre la inmunidad de ChavesCosta Rica· 2025-09-28
Federico Choreco Cruz is the former image advisor to Rodrigo Chaves who is implicated in the accusations.
Acusación contra Rodrigo Chaves contiene prueba idónea, concluyó magistrado instructorCosta Rica· 2025-07-06
