Guatemala

The president’s election campaign claim of being “neither corrupt nor a thief” is looking increasingly dubious

Guatemala’s Jerusalem announcement is controversial internationally but may prove astute in domestic and regional terms

Drought in the Northern Triangle will drive food insecurity and outward migration

A series of attacks on a major telecommunications company highlight Guatemala’s evolving gang problem

What could very well have been a simple administrative glitch has severely damaged the president’s credibility

With a steady stream of new revelations perpetuating public anger, protests look likely to gain momentum

Congress’s continued shielding of the president from corruption probes will confirm his guilt in the minds of many

Congress has reformed the Penal Code to protect political leaders from corruption probes