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Guatemala’s Judiciary Seeks to Strip Immunity from Incoming Leadership

Guatemala's Public Prosecutor's Office seeks to strip President-Elect Bernardo Arévalo and Vice President Karin Herrera of their immunity.

This step is crucial for investigating their alleged roles in the University of San Carlos (USAC) takeover.

The office filed charges against them and four others, including Semilla Movement members.

The accusations against Arévalo and Herrera cover aggravated usurpation, depredation of cultural goods, and continuous sedition.

Their alleged involvement relates to the 2022 USAC campus occupation, linked to election fraud claims. Arévalo reportedly supported. . .

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