That’s the big question facing Costa Rica’s legislators this Monday, starting at 2 p.m., when they’ll hold a historic session to debate and decide. A few weeks back, the Special Legislative Commission looked into the matter and recommended lifting Chaves’ immunity by majority vote. Most legislators have said they won’t announce their decision until Monday, right when the vote takes place. Cisneros said several have told her they plan to vote against stripping the president’s immunity, but declined to name them. “Some have told me they won’t support it, but I won’t share names; others remain hesitant, and some won’t reveal their vote until the 22nd,” she explained.