The Latest Breaking News from Guatemala

Hundreds of Guatemalans are protesting the interference by courts and prosecutors in August’s second-round presidential election

Indigenous asylum seekers from Latin America often face language barriers and discrimination on their journey to the US.

Election observers from the Organization of American States say some Guatemalan political parties and other actors unnecessarily dragged the country’s June 25 elections into the courts in an attempt to ignore the will of the people

Duvan Perez, 16, dies at Mar-Jac factory in Hattiesburg amid rollback of child labor laws across several US states

A 16-year-old boy was killed last week in an accident at a Mississippi poultry plant.

Nearly a thousand migrants that recently crossed from Guatemala to Mexico have formed a group to head north hoping to reach the border with the United States

Central America is experiencing a wave of unrest that is remarkable even for a region whose history is riddled with turbulence

From hidden luxury hideaways to beautiful lakes and otherworldly volcanoes on the horizon, Meg Honigmann sets out the perfect 14-day itinerary to explore Guatemala — from Antigua to Flores

The Guatemalan government’s clumsy interference with its presidential election has turned a global spotlight on a country whose struggles with deep corruption got limited international attention

Guatemala sank deeper into political turmoil as prosecutors targeted a progressive presidential candidate who proved to be surprisingly popular

Guatemala's attorney general's office raided the headquarters of the country’s electoral authority hours after it certified the results of the country’s June 25 election, deepening the country's political crisis