Manuel Jiménez Steller
Costa RicapoliticianMale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Manuel Jiménez Steller is a Costa Rican politician who currently serves as the Deputy Minister of Security. He has been involved in discussions regarding national security policies and has recently been in the news for his rebuttal against claims made by Deputy Dinorah Barquero, asserting that President Rodrigo Chaves did not express any lack of confidence in the Ministry of Public Security.
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Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister mentioned in the context of the security decisions.
Pueblo Soberano evita que Rodrigo Chaves comparezca por decisiones en materia de seguridad durante su gobiernoCosta Rica· 2026-07-30
Manuel Jiménez Steller stated that the change in PCD operations is subject to evaluation and could yield positive results.
Versión del ministro de Seguridad contradice a Mario Zamora sobre la causa del retiro de la PCD de las fronterasCosta Rica· 2026-07-17
Manuel Jiménez Steller was the then Deputy Minister of Security who ordered the withdrawal of the Coast Guard from Sixaola.
Pecho de Rata se habría beneficiado del traslado de Guardacostas para establecer pista clandestina en el Caribe surCosta Rica· 2026-07-04
Manuel Jiménez Steller was the then Deputy Minister of Security during the period when the alleged clandestine airstrips were established.
OIJ sugiere que Pecho de Rata tendría una segunda pista de clandestina en Cahuita, ¿realmente existe? Esto fue lo que encontramosCosta Rica· 2026-07-02
Martín Arias denunció que, al principio del gobierno de Rodrigo Chaves, recibió órdenes verbales del viceministro Manuel Jiménez Steller para cerrar un puesto clave en la lucha contra el narcotráfico.
Álvaro Ramos anuncia a quién encargaría labores de seguridadCosta Rica· 2026-01-13
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the deputy minister of security who ordered the withdrawal of coast guard presence in the area.
‘Hay un tsunami de cocaína’: fiscal alerta sobre ingreso masivo de droga por zona surCosta Rica· 2025-10-22
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
así se mueven los tentáculos del fentanilo en Centroamérica
Colombia· 2025-09-09
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
la nueva ruta del opioide
Dominican Republic· 2025-09-08Manuel Jiménez Steller is the vice minister of Security in Costa Rica.
América Latina intenta frenar el fentanilo ilegalDominican Republic· 2025-09-08
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Security in Costa Rica, addressing the risks associated with fentanyl.
América Latina intenta frenar el fentanilo ilegal, una amenaza invisible que avanza sin control | MUNDO
Peru· 2025-09-08
Manuel Jiménez Steller, the vice minister of Security, discusses the risks and solutions found regarding fentanyl exposure.
América Latina intenta frenar el fentanilo ilegalCosta Rica· 2025-09-07Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
El triángulo del fentanilo: la nueva ruta del opioideCosta Rica· 2025-09-07Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Special Units in Costa Rica.
El triángulo del fentanilo: la nueva ruta del opioide
Venezuela· 2025-09-07Manuel Jiménez Steller highlights the risks associated with fentanyl exposure and the measures taken to mitigate them.
Fentanilo en América Latina: la amenaza invisible que avanza sin controlVenezuela· 2025-09-07Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Vice Minister who ordered the relocation of the Academy and has been criticized for not consulting with Edson Rodríguez.
Director de Academia de Guardacostas: Ha sido imposible hablar con el ministro de Seguridad y el viceministroCosta Rica· 2025-09-05
Manuel Jiménez Steller is being investigated for allegedly favoring drug traffickers during his time as a prosecutor.
Fiscalía de Narcotráfico pide investigar a viceministro de Seguridad por acción que habría favorecido a presuntos narcosCosta Rica· 2025-08-09
Manuel Jiménez Steller, the Deputy Minister of Public Security, admitted to signing a request for the dismissal of charges against six individuals investigated for alleged drug trafficking.
Viceministro de Seguridad pidió sobreseer a seis sospechosos de narco cuando era fiscal; alega que actuó correctamenteCosta Rica· 2025-08-08
Manuel Jiménez Steller ordered the dismantling of the National Coast Guard Academy in Quepos.
Informe de la DEA sobre Celso Gamboa menciona a Guardacostas: subrayamos 4 debilitamientos polémicos que sufrió la entidad en este gobiernoCosta Rica· 2025-07-02
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Security who was investigated for alleged conversations with a criminal group.
Fiscalía desestima causa contra Manuel Jiménez Steller por supuesta conversación con grupo criminalCosta Rica· 2025-07-02Manuel Jiménez Steller is the deputy minister of security who provided explanations regarding the closure of a coast guard post.
Tres decisiones de Rodrigo Chaves tienen la seguridad en reversaCosta Rica· 2025-05-08
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the deputy minister of security who commented on the criminal background of one of the detainees.
Cristal mortal: Costa Rica decomisa su mayor cargamento de metanfetaminasCosta Rica· 2025-05-06
The Plenary Court approved an extension of the permit for Deputy Minister of Security Manuel Jiménez Steller.
¿Pueden allanar su casa en la noche? Esto resolvió la Corte PlenaCosta Rica· 2025-04-22
Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Public Security who received a vote of approval for his salary leave extension.
Corte Plena aprueba prórroga de permiso a viceministro de Seguridad Manuel Jiménez StellerCosta Rica· 2025-04-22Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Deputy Minister of Public Security who described the cocaine smuggling method as novel.
Policía decomisa 32 kilos de cocaína en tarimas de embarque hacia BélgicaCosta Rica· 2025-04-16Manuel Jiménez Steller is the Vice Minister of Security who attended the meeting with the commission.
Diputada: Chaves habría dicho que Estados Unidos no invierte en seguridad en Costa Rica por supuesta ‘corrupción’ en MSPCosta Rica· 2025-02-28
