Saturday, September 7, 2019
Guatemala’s congress approves state of siege despite protests | News
Guatemala City – Guatemalan legislators voted on Saturday to ratify a state of siege in the eastern part of the country, despite protests by social groups. Outgoing President Jimmy Morales established the 30-day state of siege on Wednesday by executive decree after three soldiers were killed a day earlier in eastern Guatemala. Congress had passed a resolution on Wednesday urging the executive 
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