Costa Rica police arrest a man in San Carlos after authorities say he made a death threat against President Laura Fernández during her visit to Crucitas in the country’s northern mining area. According to the Tico Times, the arrest occurs in the Zona Norte on Friday, following a complaint related to the alleged threat. The suspect is identified by local media only by the surname Ordóñez. The outlet reports that authorities detain the man after the threat is allegedly made while the president is at Crucitas. The Investing.com report also references the arrest, describing it as linked to a suspected death threat against the president. Across the reporting, the central points are that the incident takes place during the president’s visit to the northern mining region and that police take the suspect into custody shortly afterward. Details on the motive, the exact wording of the alleged threat, and any subsequent charges are not included in the provided excerpts. The case is therefore presented as an arrest based on allegations rather than a confirmed threat.