Vote Your Way

In nearly 200 years of democracy, Costa Rica has never been through such controversial presidential elections. Fake news, memes, lies and even fights between the presidential candidates were all part of the campaigns and debates. It was even predicted that more than 40% of Costa Ricans would not vote. While everyone was fighting and dividing Costa Rica, Burger King decided it was time to unite. At the worst moment of the political campaign, only 10 days before the elections, Burger King invited the presidential candidates to "A lunch for peace and democracy". If they came in peace and encourage people to vote, no matter who they vote for, Burger King would give away Whoppers to the voters on election day. By popular demand, the presidential candidates came to "A lunch for peace and democracy in Burger King". An event where they could relax and forget about politics at least for a while. A peaceful, democratic meal where the candidates and the all the media shared Burger King's promo: "Free Whoppers for voters on election day".