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Weekly Report - 16 January 2014 (WR-14-02)
GUATEMALA: Pérez Molina halfway there
President Otto Pérez Molina this week marked the halfway point in his four-year mandate. Compared with his predecessors, Pérez Molina remains relatively popular, despite doubts surrounding his claims of progress vis-à -vis security - the issue on which his mandate will most likely be judged given he won the 2011 election on an anti-crime platform.
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