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Weekly Report - 15 October 2026 (WR-26-41)
GUATEMALA: Arévalo popularity plumbs new depths
Three-quarters of Guatemalans are unimpressed with President Bernardo Arévalo’s governance, according to a survey published by CID-Gallup this week. As Arévalo approaches three-quarters of his term, public disillusionment is growing, especially over public security, with voters expecting more despite the fact that Arévalo has been hamstrung by congress, where he lacks meaningful representation.
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