Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo accuses the Ministerio Público (Guatemala) of orchestrating a coup détat against his government, while the Organization of American States calls for respect for the recent election results.
- On Sunday, President of Guatemala Bernardo Arévalo accused the prosecutor, Consuelo Porras, of attempting a coup détat against his administration amid rising election tensions.
- Consuelo Porras, sanctioned by the European Union and the United States for her actions, has been investigating Arévalos party, Semilla, since his election victory in 2023.
- The Organization of American States emphasized the need for the international community to uphold democracy and respect the electoral results following Arévalos win.
Why It Matters
This confrontation highlights the ongoing struggle against political corruption in Guatemala and raises concerns about the stability of democracy in the region, drawing attention from the international community.