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Guatemalan President-elect Arévalo discusses effort to keep him from taking office
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October 4, 2023
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as posted by the channelGuatemala is Central America’s largest country and is critical to U.S. efforts to control regional migration. In August, the country elected an anti-corruption activist who vows to take on elites that have weakened the judiciary and persecuted Guatemalan journalists and activists. Nick Schifrin spoke with president-elect Bernardo Arévalo in his first English language interview since the election.
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Central AmericasIn AugustNick SchifrinBernardo Arvalo
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