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Bernardo Arévalo sostiene que el ‘golpe’ en Guatemala fue ‘bloqueado’ y gobernará sin ‘miedo’

El presidente electo en Guatemala, Bernardo Arévalo, asegura que ‘comenzará un proceso para recuperar las instituciones públicas. Lo que está en juego es la democracia’

Guatemala's President elect Bernardo Arevalo speaks during an interview with AFP after his meeting with Panama's President Laurentino Cortizo in Panama City, on December 19, 2023. Guatemala's President elect, Bernardo Arevalo, told AFP that he is convinced that he will assume power on January 14 and govern without fear, after having "blocked" the "coup d'�tat" that he claims was engineered by the "corrupt" Guatemalan political elite. (Photo by Gerardo PESANTEZ / AFP)
Guatemala's President elect Bernardo Arevalo speaks during an interview with AFP after his meeting with Panama's President Laurentino Cortizo in Panama City, on December 19, 2023. Guatemala's President elect, Bernardo Arevalo, told AFP that he is convinced that he will assume power on January 14 and govern without fear, after having "blocked" the "coup d'�tat" that he claims was engineered by the "corrupt" Guatemalan political elite. (Photo by Gerardo PESANTEZ / AFP) GERARDO PESANTEZ
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