Stories from Guatemala

A board of directors received 644,325 quetzales in liquid funds, as reported by an Argentinian radio station.

An institution for climate regulation is constantly monitoring the flow of several rivers in Guatemala. These include the Concuá 2 river in Molloa, Granados, Baja Verapaz, and the Hualán, Malacuyi, San Pedro Cárdenas, and Badoondo rivers in Chiquimula.

The source mentioned 'Intelectual' in connection with this process, indicating a formal procedure.

An entity in Guatemala is accused of being involved in approximately one thousand illegal adoptions throughout its history.

The football team 'los cremas' must win their upcoming match in Shella, Quetzaltenango.

Material from the previous Guatemalan government remains in warehouses, undelivered for over two and a half years into the current administration's term.

Two legislative campuses were held on Wednesday and Friday. Students from San José, Escuintla, and the capital city, along with individual registrants from various parts of the country, attended these events.

According to Emisoras Unidas Guatemala, 60 gas stations across the nation did not respect reference prices.

A new president assumed power in El Naranjo, Malacatán, during a transfer of power ceremony. Francisco Gamboa and Douglas Soto also assumed roles as vice presidents, with Soto additionally becoming the ambassador to Washington.

The defense for those accused in the kidnapping case of Dr. Julio Martínez began presenting arguments to request a lack of merit. The High-Risk Court B continued with the intermediate stage hearing in Guatemala.