This article analyzes the 198 laws passed by the Costa Rican Legislative Assembly between May 1, 2024, and April 1, 2025. It highlights the 20 laws deemed to have the most substantial impact, categorized by area of focus.
Many of these laws involved reforms to existing legislation, updating them to address current needs. The article notes that while the quantity of laws passed is high, only 48.5% are considered 'substantive,' directly impacting citizens' rights. The themes of security and family were prominently featured in the impactful legislation.