U.S. intervenes as Indigenous Guatemalans back President-elect Arévalo

Bernardo Arévalo’s victory in the first round of presidential voting on June 25 surprised Guatemalans, as did the emergence of his Seed (Semilla) political party. Roadblocks engineered by established political forces threatened his candidacy in the second round of voting, on Aug.

Related Keywords

Bolivia ,Cuba ,Maine ,United States ,Peru ,Guatemala City ,Guatemala ,Santiago ,Regióetropolitana ,Chile ,America ,Guatemalan ,Guatemalans ,Alejandro Giamattei ,Consuelo Porras ,Ollantay Itzamn ,Thelma Cabrera ,Jorge Ubico ,Juan Jos ,Wt Whitney Jr ,Seed Party ,Supreme Court ,Guatemalan Institute Of Social Security ,Constitutional Court ,Movement For Liberation Of The Peoples ,Committee Of Campesino Development ,Indigenous Guatemalans ,Human Rights Plaza ,Santiago Billy ,President Alejandro Giamattei ,Supreme Electoral Tribunal ,Attorney General Consuelo Porras ,Attorney General Porras ,Indigenous Peoples ,Peace Agreement ,October Revolution ,Guatemalan Institute ,Social Security ,Its Indigenous ,Campesino Development ,Mauro Vay Gon ,Pluri National Constituent Assembly ,Latin America ,World ,Elections ,Imperialism ,Ndigenous ,