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Guatemala: Arevalo Pledges to Take on Endemic Corruption

We discuss the battle to defend his election, the pro-democracy protests, and what Guatemala can expect from his leadership with three guests

Nobody should feel the system singles them out because their freedom bothers it. That’s what she wishes for the future Cuba.

“They know that it is a very harsh punishment, because I don’t have anyone in Spain, my whole family is in Cuba.”

Edgar Gutierrez: “The road is nearly cleared, but this will go on for a long time. As long as Consuelo Porras remains as Attorney General…”

Karin Herrera rejects the Attorney General’s attacks. “The people already chose, they already determined who won. There was no fraud.”

“We are in the worst year for the families of political prisoners, because at other times there was more solidarity, more visibility.”

Luis Manuel Otero has been in jail since July 11, 2021. His “crime” is having actively opposed laws that infringe on artistic freedom…

“If something isn’t done right now, this government will condemn Costa Rica to a path similar to that of Ecuador,” says the former president.

Oscar Martinez speaks about Nayib Bukele’s reelection, the ongoing State of Exception, and evidence of Bukele’s past pact with the gangs.

Meir Baruchin’s supposed crime was posting a message on Facebook about his opposition to the killing of innocent Palestinian civilians.