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- The days leading up to the Jan. 14 presidential inauguration are crucial for the future of Guatemala. If Arévalo can take office, he will do so with an overwhelming mandate to roll back corruption and recover the democratic institutions that have been so badly eroded during the past five years. But if the slow coup that is currently underway is allowed to succeed and Arévalo is prevented from taking office, it will be the final blow to the democratic reconstruction that has been so painstakingly built by courageous Guatemalans, with international support, following 36 years of armed conflict.
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- The days leading up to the Jan. 14 presidential inauguration are crucial for the future of Guatemala. If Arévalo can take office, he will do so with an overwhelming mandate to roll back corruption and recover the democratic institutions that have been so badly eroded during the past five years. But if the slow coup that is currently underway is allowed to succeed and Arévalo is prevented from taking office, it will be the final blow to the democratic reconstruction that has been so painstakingly built by courageous Guatemalans, with international support, following 36 years of armed conflict.
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- Every new twist and turn in the Trump melodrama, linked to the GOP’s continuing defence of the indefensible, gives the U.S. public another reason to lose trust in their institutions.
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- Every new twist and turn in the Trump melodrama, linked to the GOP’s continuing defence of the indefensible, gives the U.S. public another reason to lose trust in their institutions.
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- If Donald Trump is running behind before next year’s election, he might find it electorally useful to spend a few days in jail. Justice must be done, but convictions should be postponed until after the vote, if possible.
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- If Donald Trump is running behind before next year’s election, he might find it electorally useful to spend a few days in jail. Justice must be done, but convictions should be postponed until after the vote, if possible.
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- The closer the United States gets to the primary season and the 2024 presidential election, the easier it will be for Donald Trump and his flunkies in Congress to dismiss all the legal charges as an exercise in weaponizing the justice system against Trump personally and the GOP in general. The Jim Jordans and Marjorie Taylor Greenes of the world know very well that political speech enjoys a high degree of protection under the First Amendment—even if they conflate hate speech with free speech.
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- The closer the United States gets to the primary season and the 2024 presidential election, the easier it will be for Donald Trump and his flunkies in Congress to dismiss all the legal charges as an exercise in weaponizing the justice system against Trump personally and the GOP in general. The Jim Jordans and Marjorie Taylor Greenes of the world know very well that political speech enjoys a high degree of protection under the First Amendment—even if they conflate hate speech with free speech.
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