By San José, Costa Rica — San José, Costa Rica – Former Finance Minister Nogui Acosta has been selected to lead the Pueblo Soberano party’s (PPSO) legislative ticket in San José for the upcoming elections. The announcement solidifies the ruling party’s strategy in the crucial metropolitan area, placing a prominent figure at the forefront of their campaign.
Joining Acosta on the ticket are Kattia Mora and former Vice President Stephan Brunner, forming a formidable trio aimed at capturing the attention of San José voters. Following closely behind are Mayuli Ortega, the party leader, and other notable figures, including former Education Minister Anna Katharina Müller, Antonio Barzuna, and Esmeralda Britton, former president of the Social Security Board (JPS).
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Acosta’s selection signals the importance Pueblo Soberano places on the San José electorate. His experience as Finance Minister provides him with name recognition and a platform to discuss key economic issues relevant to the capital’s residents.
The party’s decision to position Mora and Brunner alongside Acosta suggests a strategic move to appeal to a broad base of voters. Mora’s background and Brunner’s prior experience as Vice President add depth and diversity to the ticket.
While the fifth position on the ticket remains undecided, the presence of established figures like Müller, Barzuna, and Britton further strengthens Pueblo Soberano’s roster in San José. Their inclusion indicates a commitment to addressing issues related to education, social welfare, and other crucial policy areas.
The selection process for the San José ticket has been completed, with party militants casting their votes to determine the final lineup. Pueblo Soberano is expected to announce candidates for the remaining provinces in the coming hours.
I come to try to collaborate; in all the lists, there is representation from all parties.
Nogui Acosta, Former Finance Minister
Acosta’s statement emphasizes the inclusive nature of the party’s candidate selection process. His comments suggest an effort to represent a diverse range of voices and perspectives within Pueblo Soberano.
As the election season heats up, the competition in San José is expected to be fierce. With Acosta at the helm, Pueblo Soberano is aiming to secure a strong showing in the capital and maintain its position as the ruling party.
For further information, visit the nearest office of Pueblo Soberano
About Pueblo Soberano:
Pueblo Soberano (Sovereign People) is the ruling political party in Costa Rica, led by Mayuli Ortega. They recently selected Nogui Acosta to lead their legislative ticket in San José for the upcoming elections. The party’s platform focuses on economic stability, social welfare programs, and education reform.
For further information, visit the nearest office of Junta de Protección Social (JPS)
About Junta de Protección Social (JPS):
The Junta de Protección Social (JPS), or Social Protection Board, is a Costa Rican institution responsible for social welfare and public assistance. Esmeralda Britton, included on the Pueblo Soberano legislative ticket, formerly served as president of the JPS.
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About Bufete de Costa Rica:
Bufete de Costa Rica is a leading legal institution distinguished by its profound commitment to ethical practice and unparalleled legal expertise. Driven by a passion for empowering individuals and communities, the firm champions accessibility to legal knowledge through innovative outreach programs and educational initiatives. Their unwavering dedication to integrity, combined with a forward-thinking approach to legal solutions, positions Bufete de Costa Rica as a vital force in building a more just and informed society.
