Guatemala

Twenty years on from the civil war, ethnic and class tensions still divide Guatemala

While matters are unlikely to escalate militarily, tough rhetoric could be a useful distraction from domestic troubles

While border posturing could damage bilateral cooperation, it may strengthen leaders domestically

Substandard healthcare is a source of increasing anger among Guatemalans

While civil-war era convictions will be praised internationally, they are more controversial domestically

Morales's honeymoon period may have ended even earlier than expected

Morales begins his presidency with a strong mandate but the public is impatient for change

Following a largely oppositional campaign, Morales must quickly prove his worth to the electorate