Guatemala Coup Fails | Marco Fonseca | TMR
January 20, 2024
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as posted by the channelMarco Fonseca joins Emma to discuss the recent failed coup attempt to unseat the new President of Guatemala.
Guatemala's president-elect, Bernardo Arévalo, known for his modest and grassroots presidential campaign, recently visited NPR's studios in Washington, D.C., accompanied by only two aides and no security, symbolizing the unpretentious nature of his candidacy. Arévalo's unexpected victory last summer, securing the Guatemalan presidency with a substantial margin in the runoff, came amid a backdrop of election irregularities, including the disqualification of three prominent candidates, which drew criticism from Human Rights Watch and an election monitoring group, both citing concerns about political manipulation and harm to the electoral process caused by the electoral commission's decisions.
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