President Donald Trump has no choice but to remove the US ambassador and deputy chief of mission in Guatemala. Loyal America-first staffers need to get to the bottom of who in the State Department (DOS) is siding with the Soles Cartel and supporting these two traitors.
There is already heightened awareness of the disservice from Ambassador Tobin Bradley and DCM Patrick Ventrell. That came after a November 4 letter from Representative María Salazar (R-FL). She stated “We cannot let Biden holdovers spread socialism across our hemisphere.” Salazar called for their removal to prevent embassy interference in three critical judicial and electoral appointments pending for 2026.
Shortly after, on November 14, DOS officials released three statements to deflect from and camouflage their misdeeds. For the astute observer these hollow proclamations merely reinforced the seriousness of the problem. Meanwhile, DOS wrongdoing continues unabated.
First, Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau announced a Guatemalan acquisition of a $1.4 billion US company. Second, he announced a fresh US-Guatemala trade agreement in the works. Finally, the US embassy announced a $3.5 million donation to counter “transnational maritime crime, including narco trafficking.”
These announcements are deceptive because:
- the company purchase took place seven months ago and generated new ownership with no change to productivity;
- the trade agreement is a pending window-dressing framework to pretend that President Bernardo Arévalo is cooperating with Trump;
- the funding is going to an illegally appointed defense minister, Henry Sáenz, who is compromising the military’s morale and protecting drug cartels.
The embassy stated: “This donation aligns with presidents Trump’s and Arévalo’s shared vision that the United States and the countries of the region should be safer, stronger, and more prosperous by combatting transnational crime.”
The only thing Trump and Arévalo have in common is the title of president. The former overcame lawlessness; the latter holds his position because of Joe Biden regime lawlessness.
On the same day Salazar denounced US embassy meddling in Guatemala’s judiciary, the embassy interfered with the election of congressional leadership for 2026. Arévalo would have lost control without last-minute embassy help.
In exchange for votes in the congressional leadership election, the embassy reinstated the US visa for Cabal party leader Luis Aguirre. He met with embassy officials just hours before the election, and then he helped elect leadership friendly to Arévalo.
Previously, the embassy had cancelled the visa allegedly for ties to organized crime. The embassy is aware that several new congressional leaders are narcotrafficking allies, but all is forgiven when they toe the DOS line.
Those conducting such DOS actions are Soles Cartel agents. They are embedded in our own government and have worked for years throughout our hemisphere to undermine the United States. If they can hold onto their positions beyond Trump’s tenure, we will eventually regress and suffer from a regime worse than Biden’s.
The traitors’ anti-US actions in Guatemala run the gamut, from protecting an illegitimate president and funding an illegitimate defense minister to interfering with congressional leadership and intimidating the judiciary. This is a perfect starting point for US congressional investigations. Revelations going back many years would cascade beyond Guatemala and generate a scandal. This would increase support for Trump to dismantle the deep state.
This article first appeared in BizPac Review.
