The episode opens with Eduardo Carmona introducing the daily news report from Delfino.cr, dated January 7, 2026. It begins with domestic politics, focusing on the presidential campaign. Carlos Valenciano, former owner of OPA and Central Noticias, resigns as the financial manager for Laura Fernández's campaign, with Francisco Gamboa citing business commitments. This follows Fernández's decision not to participate in a debate on OPA, leading her campaign to also skip debates on Grupo Extra, UCR, and Canal 7. Fernández plans to attend debates on Trivisión, Colombia, and Repretel instead. The episode then details a public clash between candidate Laura Fernández and former president Laura Chinchilla. Fernández referenced events in Venezuela, prompting Chinchilla to respond sharply, criticizing Fernández's tone as 'grosero y populista' and defending her democratic convictions. Chinchilla listed grievances against the current administration, linking them to authoritarian paths. The report shifts to the PLN, where young leaders from Buenos Aires, Osa, Corredores, and Puerto Jiménez resign from Álvaro Ramos's campaign. They cite a lack of coherent vision and exclusion from decision-making. Oscar Rojas, president of the Juventud Liberacionista, gives vague comments, hinting at internal power struggles. Ramos is mentioned as flirting with an alliance, similar to Claudia Dobles, but without specifics. The episode concludes with international news: the White House discusses military options to acquire Greenland, Venezuela's Delsi Rodríguez denies external governance, and leaders in Paris sign a declaration for a multinational force in Ukraine post-ceasefire. The host signs off, promoting Delfino.cr services.
