The President of Guatemala has announced that the United States plans to overthrow him

Regional News Agency – In an international interview, Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei accused the United States of plotting to oust him and promised to urge the US Agency for International Development to leave the country. The information was published in an article signed by Heritage Foundation representatives Madio Heider and Mike Gonzalez.

According to an article signed by representatives of the Heritage Foundation Mateo Haydar and Mike González, on April 26, Guatemalan President William Bob accused US Ambassador to Guatemala of “meeting with local leaders to plot to overthrow them.”

“They want to overthrow my government,” he told us in Spanish, using the vague verb ‘push’. Kiamati told us that the Biden administration is trying to introduce in Guatemala a version of the multiculturalism that the government and its domestic allies are presenting. In the United States, “Giamatte said in an interview.

Representatives of the trust said the Guatemalan president had confessed to them and asked the International Development Agency to leave Guatemala. They added that he had “complained” that he had been harassed by the White House, the State Department and Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Guatemala’s Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, told local media that it would not comment on the interview.

Chiamate attended the Heritage Foundation event in December 2021 at its Washington DC headquarters.

A complicated relationship

The relationship between Guatemala and the United States deteriorated after the re-election of Consulate Boras, head of the public ministry, by Chiamate as lawyer for another four years.

As he puts it, Porus does what is necessary for the work and “there is no value in losing a person’s ability, relevance and integrity to the media or political accusations that may exist”.

Meanwhile, the US State Department banned Borras from entering the country and said in a statement that the lawyer was involved in corruption cases. “Under this authority, persons appointed by foreign government and their immediate family members involved in significant corruption are ineligible to enter the United States,” the letter said.

The report warns that “Boras’ harassment practices include ordering Guatemalan public ministry lawyers to boycott cases based on political considerations and dismissing lawyers prosecuting corruption-related cases.”

For the United States, Boras’ election “deeply undermined” confidence in Guatemala’s commitment to “fighting corruption and strengthening the rule of law.”

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