Guatemala Army Panel Names No Units in Eight Killings
Guatemala's army-only commission is reviewing the troops' role in eight Huité deaths but has named no unit, commander or deadline.
October 2, 2026Topic
Guatemala
Who Is Bernardo Arévalo, Guatemala’s President in 2026
Who is Bernardo Arévalo? A guide to Guatemala's president: his career, the fight with prosecutors, gangs, tariffs, his ratings and...
October 1, 2026
Tax-Free Food Imports: Guatemala Widens Its White Maize Quota to 115,000 Tonnes
Tax-free food imports keep Guatemala's maize, beans and rice flowing. The white maize quota rose to 115,000 tonnes, and growers...
September 30, 2026
Guatemala Pretrial Detention Reform Passes Congress With 139 Votes in Favour
Guatemala's Congress passed a pretrial detention reform with 139 votes: a judge within 24 hours, prosecutors must prove flight risk.
September 30, 2026
Guatemala Huité Attack: Eight Dead and Still No Official Account
The Guatemala Huité attack has left eight dead, prosecutors say, yet no authority has explained who the armed men in...
September 30, 2026
Guatemala Larkin Morales Case: Carlos Acevedo Trial Moves to Tenth Court
The Larkin Morales case moves to Guatemala's Tenth Sentencing Court after an appeals chamber accepted a recusal, a year after...
September 30, 2026
Belize Airspace Row: Guatemala Denies Military Flight That Belize Tracked
Belize says a Guatemalan air force plane circled in its airspace for 70 minutes and switched off its transponder. Guatemala...
September 29, 2026
Guatemala Gold Mine Case Stalls as Prosecutors Promise Less Secrecy
Five years after trucks dug a Guatemala gold mine without a licence, no charges are public. On 25 September prosecutors...
September 29, 2026
Guatemala’s Fuel Tax Cut Sits on the President’s Desk: What Expats Need to Know
Guatemala fuel tax cut Decree 22-2026 awaits the president's signature. What it would save per gallon and what it means...
September 29, 2026