CNNE 1425250 - arevalo- giammattei, responsable de crisis en guatemala
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Arévalo: El Gobierno de Giammattei está detrás de la crisis electoral por la que atraviesa Guatemala
Perspectivas desde México
19:36 ET (23:36 GMT) 21 de julio de 2023
Bernardo Arévalo, candidato presidencial en Guatemala por el Movimiento Semilla, le concedió una entrevista telefónica a Perspectivas para comentar sobre la incertidumbre política por la que atraviesa su país, cuando falta un mes para la segunda vuelta electoral, programada para el 20 de agosto. Arévalo responsabilizó al gobierno del presidente Alejandro Giammattei de la crisis electoral que vive Guatemala.
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CNNE 1425250 - arevalo- giammattei, responsable de crisis en guatemala
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