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  • Guatemala
    Guatemala
    / Guatemala in the 21st century

    In the end, Sandra Torres, the UNE candidate, making her third run for the presidency, finished first, with nearly 16 percent of the vote. The surprising second-place finisher (with nearly 12 percent of the vote) was long-shot candidate Bernardo Arévalo of the Seed Movement (Movimiento Semilla), a congressman…

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    In the end, Sandra Torres, the UNE candidate, making her third run for the presidency, finished first, with nearly 16 percent of the vote. The surprising second-place finisher (with nearly 12 percent of the vote) was long-shot candidate Bernardo Arévalo of the Seed Movement (Movimiento Semilla), a congressman…

    Read More