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U.S. slaps sanctions on Guatemalan officials in corruption crackdown

U.S. slaps sanctions on Guatemalan officials in corruption crackdown
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U.S. slaps sanctions on Guatemalan officials in corruption crackdown

U.S. slaps sanctions on Guatemalan officials in corruption crackdown
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Guatemala president picks chief of staff for top court seat

Guatemala s president chose his chief of staff and one of his closest advisers to fill a seat on the country s highest court Wednesday, raising questions about the government s commitment to combating corruption.

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Guatemala presidents picks chief of staff for top court seat

Guatemala presidents picks chief of staff for top court seat
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3 female Guatemalan judges defend rule of law - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

March 9, 2021 Share Three female judges in Guatemala have emerged as critical figures in the fight for the rule of law in a justice system seen as under attack by powerful interests. Judges Erika Aifán, Gloria Porras and Yassmín Barrios Aguilar have all decided high-profile cases, drawing harassment, attacks and many attempts to remove them from the bench. The Inter-American Court on Human Rights has ordered special protection for all three. The work of individual judges has only become more important since the 2019 demise of the United Nations-backed anti-corruption mission that supported the dismantling of major corruption networks and important prosecutions.

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