
The article centers government commitment to a security infrastructure response without questioning efficacy or exploring root causes of violence. Language is descriptive rather than charged, but the framing accepts the state's crime-control narrative at face value. The opening statistic establishes urgency for state action, a common rhetorical move in establishment coverage of criminal justice.
Primary voices: state or recognized government
Framing may shift if the prison's construction outcomes (cost overruns, violence reduction failure) or international criticism emerges.
Violence in Costa Rica has skyrocketed in recent years, with the homicide rate tripling from the start of the century.
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