CNNE 1420236 - ¿por que persiste la tension electoral en guatemala?
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"La elección se gana en las urnas, no en las cortes", dice experto sobre conteo de votos en Guatemala
Aristegui
18:00 ET (22:00 GMT) 11 de julio de 2023
Guatemala acudió a las urnas el 25 de junio para elegir a un nuevo presidente. Si bien se sabe que Sandra Torres y Bernardo Arévalo se medirán en una segunda vuelta, el Tribunal Supremo Electoral aún no ha oficializado los resultados. Manfredo Marroquín, miembro fundador de Acción Ciudadana, opinó en entrevista con Carmen Aristegui que en estas últimas semanas el pueblo guatemalteco ha demostrado que "la elección se gana en las urnas, no en las cortes". Por su parte, Daniel Zovatto, director regional en Latinoamérica del Instituto para la Democracia y Asistencia Electoral, advirtió que los guatemaltecos deben estar "alertas" cuando vuelvan a votar el 20 de agosto para decidir el futuro de su país.
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