Luis Antonio Sobrado
Luis Antonio Sobrado is a retired Costa Rican public official who served as the president of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) from 2007 to 2021. During his tenure, he oversaw several significant elections and referendums, earning a reputation for his calm demeanor and professionalism. In recent interviews, Sobrado has expressed concerns regarding the state of democracy in Costa Rica, critiquing the rise of populism and the erosion of political institutions. He advocates for a secular state and has called for major reforms in the political party system to restore public trust in democracy.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado is mentioned as a former president of the TSE who commented on Rodrigo Chaves' actions.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado is a former president of the TSE who commented on Rodrigo Chaves crossing limits in political belligerence.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado, former president of the TSE, stated that Rodrigo Chaves crossed the limits allowed in political belligerence.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado, former president of the TSE, stated that Rodrigo Chaves crossed the limits of permitted political belligerence.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado, expresidente del TSE, explained the implications of the TSE taking command of security during elections.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado is the former president of the TSE who commented on Rodrigo Chaves crossing political limits.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado is a former president of the TSE who commented on Rodrigo Chaves's political actions.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado is the former president of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal mentioned in the context of security discussions.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado considers that President Rodrigo Chaves has exceeded the limits of neutrality required by law.
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Costa Rica:
Luis Antonio Sobrado served as the president of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal in Costa Rica and has expressed concerns about the current state of democracy in the country.
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