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Guatemalans overwhelmingly picked an independent, anti-corruption progressive to be the country’s next president but his opponent remained silent Monday, leaving open the possibility of a challenge to landslide results that

Guatemalans overwhelmingly picked an independent, anti-corruption progressive to be the country’s next president but his opponent remained silent Monday, leaving open the possibility of a challenge to landslide results that

Guatemalans overwhelmingly picked an independent, anti-corruption progressive to be the country’s next president but his opponent remained silent Monday morning, leaving open the possibility of a challenge to landslide results

A progressive from outside Guatemala’s power structure was resoundingly elected the country’s next president Sunday in a reprimand to the governing elite over widespread allegations of corruption

GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — A progressive from outside Guatemala’s power structure was resoundingly elected the country’s next president Sunday in a reprimand to the governing elite over widespread allegations of corruption.

A progressive from outside Guatemala's power structure was resoundingly elected the country's next president Sunday in a reprimand to the governing elite over widespread allegations of corruption.

Anti-corruption crusader Bernardo Arévalo was resoundingly elected Guatemalas next president in a reprimand to the governing elite.

Son of former president wins 58% of the vote, dispatching rival Sandra Torres, but efforts afoot to keep him from taking office

Son of former president Juan José Arévalo led former Guatemala first lady by 58 to 37 per cent of votes, but current administration is attempting to suspend his party’s legal status

Preliminary results show a potential landslide victory for anti-corruption crusader Bernardo Arévalo, in a rebuke of Guatemala's governing elite.