In Guatemala, will a new presidency be ended before it begins? | The Take
Guatemalans have elected Bernardo Arévalo as their next president. His promise is to fight poverty, corruption and to improve governance in the country. But now, his supporters say Guatemala’s ruling class is trying to prevent Arévalo from taking office in January. So, why has the tide turned on newly elected Arévalo, and will his presidency be over before it even begins?
In this episode:
– John Holman, Al Jazeera Correspondent
– Jose Carlos Zamora, Journalist
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