Guatemala. Reflections on the Social Movement
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https://doi.org/10.15359/tdna.32-59.5Keywords:
Guatemala, Guatemalan Social Movement, Otto Pérez-Molina, corruption, Temas de Nuestra AméricaAbstract
The #RenunciaYa movement, Spa-nish for “Resign Now,” that led to the resignation of the president and vice president of Guatemala, is similar n many ways to movements in other parts of Latin America and the world. However, as with all social movements, it also has a series of defining charac-teristics that derive from historical and cultural factors, and from the country’s recent socio-political dynamic. Two other factors are taken into account when analyzing the movement: an external factor that is the United States of America, with impor-tant geostrategic interests in the region, and the self-interested participation of people and groups of the Guatemalan bourgeoisie.References
Casamerica. Thomas A. Shannon, Counselor of the Department of State. Located at: http://www.casamerica.es/politica/thomas-shannon-counselor-department-state. Retrieved on 10/07/2015.
La Nación de Guatemala. Represión contra el movimiento social. Located at: http://www.lanacion.com.gt/represion-contra-el-movimiento-social/. Retrieved on 10/06/2015.
Prensa Libre. Tensión en La Puya por posible desalojo de manifestantes. Located at: http://www.prensalibre. com/guatemala/comunitario/
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