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Weekly Report - 22 February 2024 (WR-24-07)
GUATEMALA: Shoring up ties with Europe
Guatemala’s new President Bernardo Arévalo has begun a tour of Europe. Along with the US and other international partners, the European Union (EU) played a crucial role in ensuring that, in the face of efforts by Guatemala’s ‘pacto de corruptos’ network of institutional corruption to derail Arévalo’s remarkable win, the transition of power went ahead as planned last month [WR-24-02]. Arévalo’s tour reflects efforts by his new government to turn this support into further development cooperation and closer ties.
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