The Latest Breaking News from Guatemala

Washington is redoubling efforts to disrupt migration routes that lead to the United States, in particular via charter flights to Central America, top diplomat Antony Blinken said at regional talks Tuesday.

The country published a report showing it deported over 8,600 people during the first quarter of the year. The large majority were Central Americans

Cardinal Ramazzini advocates for social justice, migrant rights, and marginalized communities in Guatemala despite facing challenges.

Former Guatemalan army head on trial for genocide and atrocities against Maya Ixil people during civil war. Trial sheds light on historical injustices and ...

Money sent home by migrants in the United States to Central America has risen to record levels, providing a lifeline for many of their relatives like Salvadoran mother of three Marta Alvarado.

Consuelo Porras, listed as corrupt and undemocratic by the US Justice Department, was appointed by Arevalo's predecessor and led efforts to have the newcomer's election victory overturned.

President Biden's administration asked congressional leaders on Friday to authorize "a 100% federal cost share for rebuilding the bridge"

Guatemalan President takes action against minister over misuse of public funds, sparking concerns about corruption and accountability.

A 91-year-old retired Guatemalan general went on trial Friday for genocide in the second such case linked to the massacre of Indigenous people during the country's 1960-1996 civil war.