La Nación, a prominent Costa Rican newspaper, announced leadership changes at several key public institutions in a series of tweets posted on May 5, 2026.
In its first tweet, La Nación reported: ” Juan Diego López asume la presidencia del Sinart https://t.co/3BzC8LI81l” (May 5, 2026). This announcement highlights the appointment of Juan Diego López as president of SINART, the National Radio and Television System of Costa Rica.
Shortly after, La Nación shared another update regarding JAPDEVA, the Atlantic Port Authority. The tweet stated: “Martín Vargas, licenciado en Derecho y máster en Administración de Empresas, fue nombrado como presidente ejecutivo de la Junta de Administración Portuaria y de Desarrollo Económico de la Vertiente Atlántica de Costa Rica (Japdeva).
Foto: Jose Cordero https://t.co/2yJBolRHah” (May 5, 2026). According to this post, Martín Vargas—who holds degrees in law and business administration—was named executive president of JAPDEVA.
A third tweet from La Nación addressed Incofer’s leadership: ” Álvaro Bermúdez continúa como presidente del Incofer https://t.co/YViFKTF7iE” (May 5, 2026), confirming that Álvaro Bermúdez will continue as president of INCOFER, the Costa Rican Railway Institute.
SINART is responsible for managing state-owned radio and television broadcasting services in Costa Rica. JAPDEVA oversees port operations and economic development along the country’s Atlantic coast. INCOFER manages rail transportation infrastructure and services nationwide.
These appointments reflect ongoing changes within key public institutions tasked with overseeing communications infrastructure, transportation networks, and regional development initiatives across Costa Rica.
