The army is more trusted than Guatemala's notoriously corrupt police, but many people are highly suspicious of men in uniform, as the military struggles to shake its dark past. Nearly a quarter of ...

The army is more trusted than Guatemala's notoriously corrupt police, but many people are highly suspicious of men in uniform as the military struggles to shake its dark past. Nearly a quarter of ...

The army is more trusted than Guatemala&${esc.hash}39;s notoriously corrupt police, but many people are highly suspicious of men in uniform, as the military struggles to shake its dark past.

Officials say the police in some areas of Guatemala have been infiltrated by ... In December, outgoing President Alvaro Colom gave the army special powers to reclaim control of the northern ...

Guatemala City – The Guatemalan army will obey a recent Constitutional Court ruling overturning the government’s decision to ban an international anti-corruption commissioner, a Ministry of ...

Guatemala's new President Alvaro Colom said yesterday he would open army files for the first time to make public details of massacres and torture by soldiers during the country's 36-year civil war.