摘要：El presente artículo analiza la agenda religiosa-conservadora en el discurso político durante la campaña electoral nacional en Costa Rica (2013-2014). Para ello se estudia lo establecido en los Programas de Gobierno de los partidos políticos que aspiran a la Presidencia de la República, así como lo expresado en los debates políticos televisados por los principales aspirantes a la Presidencia. Se concluye que la agenda religiosa-conservadora no jugó un papel predominante en el discurso político-electoral, sin embargo, sigue siendo importante como estrategia discursiva para tratar de captar votos y atacar a los oponentes políticos.
其他摘要：This paper analyzes the religious-conservative agenda in the political discourse during the national electoral campaign in Costa Rica (2013-2014). To perform the analysis, ideas established by aspiring parties in their Government Programs were studied, as well as the statements that were offered by the main aspirants to the Presidency during televisive debates. It is concluded that the religious-conservative agenda did not play a predominant role in the political-electoral discourse, nevertheless, it seems to be still important as a discursive strategy for vote capture and political attack.
