Stories from Guatemala

Xuchitepec and Chichicastleco have been identified as the winners of a key match or bracket.

The Guatemalan football club Comunicaciones, also known as 'los cremas', eliminated an opponent in a recent match.

Antigua, the two-time defending champion of the Liga Nacional, was eliminated by Comunicaciones. This elimination prevents Antigua from achieving a third consecutive championship title. Comunicaciones is currently playing in the league.

Footballer Valverde sustained a head injury after hitting a table, rendering him unavailable for the upcoming 'clásico' match. Player Xhauameni, however, trained normally today and is expected to play in the Sunday 'clásico'.

An alleged breach of an agrarian agreement signed with indigenous organizations has been reported.

A trailer overturned at kilometer 95.2 in the Santa Lucía, Cozumalguapa area of Escuintla, Guatemala. The incident caused only material damage. The right lane, heading west, is currently obstructed.

The Prosecutor's Office for Adolescents in Conflict with Criminal Law in Guatemala has carried out several actions following reports of alleged threats to educational centers. These actions included the recovery of four telephone devices reportedly used by the alleged offenders.

Agents of the National Civil Police (PNC) were reported injured and killed during attacks. Penitentiary agents in Guatemala remain under criminal prosecution for their alleged participation in a maximum-security prison escape, which authorities confirmed in October last year.

The Supreme Court of Guatemala revealed acts of intimidation, threats, and undue pressure against President Claudia Paredes. The court issued a pronouncement to safeguard her management. Magistrate Estuardo Cárdenas voted against the pronouncement, stating that those in public power must be aware they will receive offenses. The court issued the statement to protect the President's management. A public complaint has been filed with the Public Ministry to investigate the intimidation of public officials in Guatemala. Deputy Raúl Barrera stated that such actions aim to exert pressure on judicial resolutions and affect the administration of justice. The source described the incident as an attempt to exert pressure through intimidation.

Amnesty International has designated Luis Pacheco and Héctor Chaclán as prisoners of conscience. The two men are former representatives of the 48 cantons of Totón and Capán. They have been imprisoned for over one year.