
Este artículo es el resultado de un estudio de las propuestas de política pública presentados en el Congreso de Costa Rica para amortiguar o revertir los efectos socioeconómicos y de salud provocados por la pandemia del Covid-19. De todas las propuestas presentadas en los primeros seis meses de la declaratoria de emergencia ocasionada por el virus, en el año 2020, más de la mitad (194 en total) intentan mitigar uno o varios de los efectos de tal enfermedad infecciosa. Aún en la multiplicidad de protección a sectores específicos que se tratan de salvaguardar (33), hay una marcada tendencia en la regulación financiera-fiscal y de actuación en torno a la reactivación productiva. Pese a esto, una parte sustancial de las políticas planteadas para convertirseen leyes, no tienen un sustento financiero para ejecutarlas.
This article is the result of a study of the public policy proposals presented in the Costa Rican Congress to cushion or reverse the socioeconomic and health effects caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Of all the proposals presented in the first six months of the emergency declaration caused by the virus, in the year 2020, more than half (194 total) try to mitigate one or more of the effects of such an infectious disease. Even in the multiplicity of protection for specific sectors that are sought to be safeguarded (33), there is a marked trend in financial-fiscal regulation and action around productive reactivation. Despite this, a substantial part
LEGISLATION, PARLAMENTO, LEGISLACIÓN, GOVERNMENT POLICY, PARLIAMENT, POLÍTICA GUBERNAMENTAL, COSTA RICA, PANDEMIA, PANDEMIC
LEGISLATION, PARLAMENTO, LEGISLACIÓN, GOVERNMENT POLICY, PARLIAMENT, POLÍTICA GUBERNAMENTAL, COSTA RICA, PANDEMIA, PANDEMIC
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