
Kattya Mora
Kattya Mora is a Costa Rican politician and evangelical pastor, affiliated with the Sovereign People Party (PPSO). She gained attention for her role in advocating the Costa Rican government's position at the UN Human Rights Council, emphasizing the need to uphold traditional definitions of gender and parental rights.
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Kattya Mora announced a modification to the Constitution to expand the crimes for which a Costa Rican can be extradited.
Marta Esquivel presenta reforma constitucional para que diputados elijan a magistrados suplentes
Kattya Mora is among the deputies who support the legislation to restrict Uber drivers from certain transport locations.
Pueblo Soberano prohibiría a choferes de Uber recoger pasajeros en aeropuertos y terminales de busKattya Mora, an official and evangelical pastor, claimed that the intervention was influenced by her office.
Oficialismo evita que canciller Manuel Tovar rinda cuentas sobre rechazo de conceptos de derechos humanos en la ONUKattya Mora, a member of the PPSO, expressed her position on social media regarding Costa Rica's disconnection from certain human rights terms.
Editorial: Costa Rica no puede desvincularse de sus obligaciones jurídicas
Kattya Mora linked the government's pronouncement to the defense of principles such as life, family, and parental authority.
A esto se opuso Costa Rica al desconocer ‘violencia reproductiva’ y ‘masculinidad patriarcal’ ante la ONUKattya Mora, a deputy and evangelical pastor, claimed the position taken by the Costa Rican mission.
Gobierno refuta los términos ‘violencia reproductiva’ y ‘masculinidad patriarcal’













