The editorial argues that the way the government announced the opening of the Cacco sends a single‑dimensional message abroad. It says no nuance is offered in that communication. According to the writer, a reader located in London, Madrid or Beijing would interpret the message in the same way. The interpretation, the piece claims, is that Costa Rica portrays itself as a nation overwhelmed by violence. The tone suggests that the government's presentation may damage the country's image internationally. The article concludes that the current messaging fails to reflect a balanced view of the situation.