Overview
- The tribunal overseeing her six-year Vialidad sentence is considering tighter visitor rules after a photo showed about ten people meeting at her San José 1111 home.
- Judicial sources described the gathering as a provocation and said the review targets how house-arrest visits are organized.
- Measures under study include requiring specific justifications for each person and preventing simultaneous group entries or large meetings.
- Judge Jorge Gorini has until now approved individual requests filed by her lawyer, Carlos Beraldi, often with broadly worded reasons.
- The next authorization request will indicate whether stricter criteria are being applied.