VOICED : Costa Rica vota en balotaje polarizado en torno a matrimonio gay

The Costa Rican presidential election featured two candidates: Fabricio Alvarado, a conservative evangelical preacher, and Carlos Alvarado, a former minister with progressive views. The election was marked by polarization, with key issues including LGBTQ rights and secularism. A poll showed a technical tie, with 15% undecided voters. In the first round, Fabricio led with 24.9% of votes, while Carlos had 21.6%. A minimum of 40% is required to avoid a runoff.

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