- #TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA FULL#
- #TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA REGISTRATION#
- #TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA CODE#
Next we continue our walk through San Jose Central Park and walk by the Melico Salazar Theater and the Metropolitan Cathedral. The site-seeing trip proceeds through Morazan Park, Metallic School building, National Insurance Institute, España Park, The Yellow House (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and through CENAC (original National Factory of Alcoholic Beverages).
You will also see up close: the Congressional Building, National Library and “Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones” (Supreme Electoral Body of the Republic of Costa Rica). We continue by driving through Barrio (neighborhood) Dent, Calderón Guardia Museum, Atlantic train Station and San Jose’ National Park where we will stop at the National Monument (this monument marks the victory over the invading filibusters led by William Walker at the Nicaraguan border in 1856). San Jose City Tour Duration: 4 hours The tour starts by driving you through the east side of San José, passing through the Democracy Park, National Museum, Federal Courts, Los Yoses neighborhood, San Pedro Mall Center and the University of Costa Rica. Tour includes:Transportation, guide, entrance fee and lunch. Recommended: Long pants, tennis shoes, light clothes. During the tour, the guide will explain the most important characteristics of the forest reserve that we are visiting, when finishing the canopy tour the group will take a short walk where a delicious lunch awaits you. The Canopy of San Lorenzo features one of the longest cables spans in the country. The total length of the cable is 8,200 feet suspended between 19 tree platforms. The San Lorenzo Canopy is located in the middle of a beautiful tropical forest reserve where we will encounter Costa Rican fauna, orchids, bromeliads and other flowers. The Canopy Tour is a once in a lifetime experience, consisting of sliding on a cable strung between tree canopy platforms.
We will leave the city and head up the mountains surrounding the Central Valley offering spectacular scenery of vegetation, coffee fields, ornamental plants and picturesque villages typical of Costa Rica. Historically, the TSE has reinforced its independence and autonomy, because the Judicial Branch has forbidden solving the electoral "amparo" and the Congress can not interpret electoral legislation and must consult the TSE its opinion on any discussion of possible electoral legislation.Canopy Tour (San Luis) Duration: 8 hours This is definitely an adventure you don’t want to miss.
#TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA REGISTRATION#
The General Direction of the Civil Registry is in charge of the registration of political parties and the inscription of candidacies. The electoral department is responsible of the national identification cards and has the responsibility to elaborate the electoral census. The civil department conveys upon naturalization and is the national register office.
The Civil Registry is divided in two departments: civil and electoral. The National Tribunal is at the head of the electoral organizations and the Civil Registry and the electoral "juntas" depend on it.
#TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA CODE#
The Electoral Code and the Organic Law of the TSE and the National Registry regulate the competence of the TSE. The TSE fulfils its constitutional role as the maximum organism of the electoral administration and simultaneously performs electoral jurisdiction.
#TRIBUNAL SUPREMO DE ELECCIONES COSTA RICA FULL#
The TSE is a collegiate institution, permanent and integrated by three full magistrates and six substitute magistrates, designated by the Supreme Court of Costa Rica, for a period of six years. The purpose of the National Electoral Tribunal (TSE) since its constitutional creation in 1949 is to "organize, administer and supervision of those acts related to suffrage." The TSE was conceived as an autonomous state institution, and since 1975 by constitutional reform was granted "independence from any of the State branches." The duties of this institution and its agencies are the subject of this lecture.
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