16th Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica

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The 16th Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica since the current 1949 Constitution met from 1 May 2014 till 30 April 2018 in the Cuesta de Moras' Building in San José.

Members[]

Deputies 2014–2018

Province	Party		Deputy		District	Major[citation needed]	Religion[citation needed]
San Jose Province
		Citizens' Action Party		Ottón Solís Fallas	1st	Economy	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party		Epsy Campbell Barr	2nd	Economy	Protestant
		Citizens' Action Party		Marcela Guerrero Campos	3rd	Political science	Roman Catholic
		Independent (originally from Citizens' Action Party)		Víctor Morales Zapata	4th	Business administration	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party			5th	Medicine and Law	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party		Antonio Álvarez Desanti	6th	Entrepreneur	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			7th	Political science	Jewish
		National Liberation Party			8th	Law	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			9th	Law	Protestant
		National Liberation Party			10th	Law	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front		Patricia Mora Castellanos	11th	Sociology	Atheist
		Broad Front			12th	Technician in Telecommunication
		Social Christian Unity Party			13th		Roman Catholic
		Social Christian Unity Party			14th	Administration	Roman Catholic
		Libertarian Movement		Otto Guevara Guth	15th	Law	Roman Catholic
		Libertarian Movement			16th	Business administration	Roman Catholic
		Accessibility without Exclusion			17th	Self-taught	Evangelical Christian
		National Restoration		Fabricio Alvarado Muñoz	18th	Journalist, singer, TV and radio host	Evangelical Christian
		Costa Rican Renewal Party			19th	Law	Evangelical Christian
Alajuela Province
		National Liberation Party			1st	Education	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			2nd		Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			3rd	Law	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			4th	Business administration	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party			5th	Education	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party			6th	History	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party		Franklin Corella Vargas	7th	Education	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			8th	Law
		Broad Front			9th	Education
		Social Christian Unity Party			10th		Roman Catholic
		Libertarian Movement			11th	Law	Roman Catholic
Cartago Province
		National Liberation Party			1st	Accountant	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			2nd	Agronomics	Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party		Emilia Molina Cruz	3rd		Roman Catholic
		Citizens' Action Party		Marco Vinicio Redondo Quirós	4th	Business administration	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			5th	Entrepreneur
		Social Christian Unity Party			6th	Construction worker	Roman Catholic
		Christian Democratic Alliance			7th	Law	Evangelical Christian
Heredia Province
		Citizens' Action Party		Henry Mora Jiménez	1st	Economy
		Citizens' Action Party		Marlene Madrigal Flores	2nd	Entrepreneur	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			3rd	Law	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			4th	Law	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			5th	Project management
		Social Christian Unity Party			6th		Roman Catholic
Guanacaste Province
		National Liberation Party			1st	Business administration	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			2nd	Law	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			3rd	Catholic priest	Roman Catholic
		Social Christian Unity Party			4th		Roman Catholic
Puntarenas Province
		National Liberation Party			1st	Psychology	Roman Catholic
		National Liberation Party			2nd		Roman Catholic
		Social Christian Unity Party			3rd	Law	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			4th	Education
		Citizens' Action Party		Laura María Garro Sánchez	5th	Business administration	Roman Catholic
Limon Province
		National Liberation Party			1st	Entrepreneur	Roman Catholic
		Broad Front			2nd	Catholic priest	Roman Catholic
		Social Christian Unity Party			3rd		Roman Catholic
		Independent (originally from Libertarian Movement)		Carmen Quesada Santamaría	4th	Education	Roman Catholic
		Costa Rican Renewal Party			5th	Christian Pastor	Evangelical Christian