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Weekly Report - 29 June 2023 (WR-23-26)
Could election result be harbinger of new Guatemalan spring?
The shock performance of anti-graft candidate Bernardo Arévalo in the first round of presidential elections on 25 June has upended Guatemalan politics. Arévalo, who finished second running on the ticket of the small left-of-centre Movimiento Semilla (Semilla), will face former first lady Sandra Torres (2008-2012) in the run-off on 20 August.
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