RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Guatemala's conservative President Alejandro Giammattei said Thursday he would veto a controversial anti-abortion and minority bill passed last Tuesday by the Central American country's Congress his party holds the legislative majority.
In a short video released by the presidency, Giammattei pointed out that the law recently approved by the legislative body "violates two conventions to which Guatemala is a signatory" and "has technical flaws in its wording," but "most worryingly, it violates the political constitution of the republic."
For this reason, the President announced that he had called the President of Congress, Shirley . . .
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