Other organizations that endorsed the "No" vote include nearly all trade unions (APSE, ANDE, SEC, ANEP, FIT-ICE, UNDECA, SINDEU), environmentalists (APREFLOFAS, Coecoceiba, FECON), Costa Rica Firefighter Corps, the Lutheran Costa Rican Church, the LGBT Rights movement, and the  Cámara de Empresarios Pro-Costa Rica (Pro-Costa Rica Chamber of Commerce). Other organizations against the free trade agreement include the students' federation of all four public universities and their respective rectors; the movement itself (Patriotic Movement Against CAFTA) was directed by Costa Rica Institute of Technology rector Eugenio Trejoses
A variety of organizations endorsed the "No" vote, including most trade unions (APSE, ANDE, SEC, ANEP, FIT-ICE, UNDECA, SINDEU), environmentalists (APREFLOFAS, Coecoceiba, FECON), the Costa Rican Firefighter Corps, the Lutheran Church of Costa Rica, the LGBT Rights movement, and the Pro-Costa Rica Chamber of Commerce. Conversely, opposition to the free trade agreement came from student unions at all four public universities and their leaders; the Patriotic Movement Against CAFTA was led by Eugenio Trejoses, rector of the Costa Rica Institute of Technology.