¿Qué ocurre si un dueño dispara a un intruso en su propiedad?

The question that arises after the incident last Friday in Carrillo, Guanacaste, where a man died after being shot for allegedly entering a farm to steal mangoes, is whether killing someone on private property constitutes self-defense. Criminal lawyer Dennis Solano addresses the issue and explains the legal limits of self-defense in Costa Rica, emphasizing that the law establishes specific requirements for a homicide on private property to be considered as such. The program's director, Randall Rivera, speaks with the expert to analyze this case, which has generated considerable controversy and reopens the debate about property owners' rights and the limits of self-defense in the country.