The recent stripping of immunity from four judges of Guatemala’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal by Congress is a key moment for the nation’s electoral integrity. This action, supported by a majority of legislators, is a crucial step toward addressing allegations of illegal activities and misconduct within the electoral system. Such measures are imperative in regions like […]
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