Arnoldo André Tinoco, Chancellor of the Republic (CRH)
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(CRHoy.com) The Commission of International Congressional Affairs agreed this wednesday vMake a convocation motion to call the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Chancellor of the Republic, Arnoldo André Tinocoto offer details of the foreign policy strategy that the country will have.
The president of this legislative forum, the Verdiblanco, Luis Fernando Mendoza, explained that the objective is to listen the objectives of the policy that the country will maintain in matters of foreign relations.
Likewise, the commission unanimously agreed to approve another motion to call the Minister of Foreign Trade, Manuel Tovar, to appear, also to know the objectives in terms of trade that the current government will maintain.
The hearings do not have a definite date yet, but they would be independent encounters.
The current government has intended to give a turn in the management of foreign policyfor example when In April, President Chaves announced that Costa Rica would reappoint an ambassador to Nicaragua.however, this position remains unfulfilled, since on May 19, the president announced that at the moment he sees the possibility of appointing the ambassador as remote due to the “deterioration” of the situation in that country after the expulsion of the representatives of the Organization of American States (OAS).
The legislators also heard a motion, via article 137, which was presented to project 22,093, which is the Agreement between Costa Rica and Qatar on Air Services, which was rejected as inadmissible.
Finally, we proceeded to integrate the three subcommittees that they will process the projects that are convened by the Executive Power, in this period.
Subcommittee number one is coordinated by the deputy: Óscar Izquierdo and is accompanied by legislators Daniel Vargas and Sofía Guillén.
Subcommittee two is coordinated by congresswoman Melina Ajoy together with deputies Luis Fernando Mendoza and Gilberto Campos, while the third commission is coordinated by Manuel Morales and is joined by legislators Sonia Rojas Méndez and José Pablo Sibaja.
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