The Reformer’s Tower lights up pink. What was the reason?

The Reformer’s Tower lights up pink. What was the reason?

The Torre del Reformador was illuminated in pink to commemorate the International Day for the Fight against Breast Cancer, whose special activity carried out by the National Institute of Electrification -INDE-, had the participation of the Vice Minister of Regulation, Surveillance and Control of Health, Leslie Samayoa. It was highlighted that this act of enlightenment … Read more

Mexico Convenes Latin American Countries to Address Migration Crisis and Seek Common Plan to Present to US Government

Mexico Convenes Latin American Countries to Address Migration Crisis and Seek Common Plan to Present to US Government

Mexico convenes Latin American countries to discuss the migration problem on the continent. The meeting takes place on Sunday 22 in Palenque, in the state of Chiapas in southern Mexico. Cuba, Colombia, Honduras, Haiti, Venezuela, Ecuador and Guatemala will be present with the aim of designing a proposal for a common plan to present to … Read more

Roadblocks decrease but protests continue against prosecutor

Roadblocks decrease but protests continue against prosecutor

The majority of roads that were blocked in Guatemala were cleared this Saturday, as part of the regrouping by thousands of protesters calling for the resignation of the attorney general and head of the Public Ministry (Prosecutor’s Office), Consuelo Porras. He Ministry of communications Guatemalan detailed that there are currently three roads blocked throughout the … Read more

Pilots wanted: Two TuBus lines do not start because there is no one to drive them

Pilots wanted: Two TuBus lines do not start because there is no one to drive them

TuBus is the new means of municipal transportation in Guatemala City whose objective is to replace the red buses discontinued since 2020. The plan is for it to reach eight areas and the mayor’s office already has the vehicles for the first routes, but only one circulates because there is no enough drivers have been … Read more

Unidentified, the person burned in an accident in Guatemala, according to the Cuban embassy

Unidentified, the person burned in an accident in Guatemala, according to the Cuban embassy

The only fatal victim of a serious traffic accident that occurred this Thursday in Guatemala has not been officially identified yet. The charred body could belong to the driver of the vehicle that ended up burning after overturning on the stretch between Tecún Umán and Ocos, in San Marcos, or to one of the 20 … Read more

Retired Colonel Sentenced to 20 Years for Mass Murder in Guatemala’s Rancho Bejuco

Retired Colonel Sentenced to 20 Years for Mass Murder in Guatemala’s Rancho Bejuco

25 Aug 2023 at 08:27 A retired colonel was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Thursday for involvement in a mass murder in the Guatemalan village of Rancho Bejuco. Forty years ago, 25 people were murdered there, including 17 children. The colonel, Juan Ovalle Salazar, is said to have ordered the massacre because some … Read more

Guatemala National Team Roster and Details for September Friendly Against Honduras

Guatemala National Team Roster and Details for September Friendly Against Honduras

2023-08-22 The Guatemalan National Team led by the Mexican coach Luis Fernando Tena has called for their commitment on September 3 against Honduras at the premiere of Reinaldo Rueda. SEE MORE: Rueda confirms the first legionnaires called up for the FIFA date: Did David Ruiz decide for the United States? The commitment will be played … Read more

Guatemala detains 451 migrants, including several Cubans

Guatemala detains 451 migrants, including several Cubans

The Guatemalan National Civil Police detained 451 irregular migrants between Wednesday and Thursday, including several Cubans. In addition, they prosecuted six people identified as Mauricio, Josue, Gerson, Jonathan, Raúl and Cristian for the crime of human trafficking. The authorities informed through their social networks that medical assistance and food were provided to the Cubans and … Read more

Guatemala’s Political Chaos Continues: Two Different Verdicts on Presidential Elections

Guatemala’s Political Chaos Continues: Two Different Verdicts on Presidential Elections

EPAGuatemalans celebrate the verdict of the Electoral Council in the pouring rain NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 05:53 The political chaos in Guatemala seems complete now that two completely different decisions have been made about the outcome of the presidential elections. The June 25 elections have been the subject of much controversy for some time due to the … Read more