Guatemala Ex-President Pleads Guilty in Graft Case Amid Shifting Corruption Climate
Former Guatemalan president Otto Pérez Molina's guilty plea could be an attempt to avoid Arévalo's incoming anti-impunity push.
Reports of an assassination plot against Guatemala's president-elect Bernardo Arévalo may be a final act of political elites as they try to cling to power.
Bernardo Arévalo won Guatemala's presidential election. But he will face more challenges from political elites before taking up the post.
A new book by journalist Deborah Bonello examines the roles women play in organized crime and argues that their participation in criminal activities deserves further study. In…
In Guatemala, a series of conflicting rulings has left the country reeling, as the dominant political bloc tries desperately to maintain power.
Guatemala's election results have been suspended after complaints of election fraud. Multiple observer agencies said the elections were fair.
Sometimes the line between human smuggling and human trafficking can be blurred as coyotes take advantage of those they've promised to guide.
Left-wing candidate Bernardo Arévalo caused a dramatic upset in Guatemala's elections, securing a run-off with Sandra Torres of UNE.
A look at former candidate Carlos Pineda Sosa, a popular outsider who was recently disqualified from Guatemala’s presidential race.
Presidential frontrunner Edmond Mulet has run on a promise of change. But ties to candidates accused of corruption cast doubt on this pledge.
Despite previous campaign bans, Zury Ríos is one of this election’s forerunners, her success due to support from a wide range of allies.
Although President Giammattei cannot run in this year’s elections, his political party remains a dominant force.
Guatemala's political landscape is dominated by corrupt elites that have ensured impunity for themselves and their allies.