• May 20, 2015 El Gobierno de Barack Obama y las Naciones Unidas están conspirando para presionar a Guatemala para que avance una agenda más allá del mandato de la ONU, que recuerda a la “dominación yanqui” que Obama previamente manifestó querer terminar.
• May 20, 2015 Guatemala’s congress last night voted to strip President Otto Pérez Molina of his official immunity from charges of involvement in a bribery ring. His former vice president, Roxana Baldetti, is already in prison, where she is awaiting trial on similar charges.
• April 6, 2015 The United States, under President Obama, is helping radical anti-Americans take power in our country.
• January 18, 2015 Su artículo de opinión Justicia denegada en Guatemala: El pseudojuicio a Ríos Montt, del 12 de enero de 2015, obviamente es bien intencionado pero sentimos que es confuso. La pregunta crucial del juicio a Ríos Montt es simple y potencialmente atroz: ¿Ocurrió un genocidio durante la guerra civil en Guatemala? El autor del artículo, Luis Eduardo Barrueto, quiere que esto sea verdad. Aún así, no puede evitar tener cierto manejo sensato sobre el tema, y eso lo traiciona.
• January 16, 2015 The question at the heart of the Ríos Montt trial is a simple and potentially dreadful one: did genocide occur during Guatemala’s internecine conflict?
• May 20, 2014 If you were observing US diplomacy in search of the curious – and you had decided to eavesdrop at one of its remotest, least-visited quarters – you would go to the Central American republic of Guatemala, where you would find something quite revealing about the nature of Barack Obama.
• November 12, 2013 In late 2011, Guatemala’s powerful attorney general, Claudia Paz y Paz, brought criminal charges of genocide against the country’s former leader, General Efrain Rios Montt.
• October 7, 2012 For the past year or two, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other diplomats have been hand-holding an attorney general in Guatemala who has twisted the law for political purposes and acted against a constitutional order.
