Guatemala outsider Arevalo stuns with presidential election triumph
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Guatemala's Bernardo Arevalo celebrates his surprise victory in a presidential election - Copyright AFP Luis ACOSTAFrancisco JARA, Edgar CALDERONDark horse candidate Bernardo Arevalo scored a landslide victory in Guatemala’s presidential election, final results showed Monday, as he vowed to crack do…
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Outsider Bernardo Arévalo appeared to be the "virtual winner" of Sunday's election to be Guatemala's next president after voters made a decisive choice for change.
Guatemala's Bernardo Arevalo celebrates his surprise victory in a presidential election - Copyright AFP Luis ACOSTAFrancisco JARA, Edgar CALDERONDark horse candidate Bernardo Arevalo scored a landslide victory in Guatemala’s presidential election, final results showed Monday, as he vowed to crack do…
Bernardo Arevalo greets supporters on the campaign trail - Copyright AFP Angelos TzortzinisFrancisco JARATwo months ago, Bernardo Arevalo was a low-profile lawmaker who few would have bet on to become the next president of Guatemala.
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — A progressive from outside Guatemala’s power structure was resoundingly elected the country’s next president Sunday in a reprimand
Political outsider Bernardo Arevalo appears to have won resoundingly against former First Lady Sandra Torres. The focus now shifts to whether he and his party will be allowed to assume power.
Surprise favorite Bernardo Arevalo was swept to victory in Guatemala's presidential election on Sunday, with his anti-corruption message firing up weary voters.
By Tara John, Marlon Sorto and Karol Suarez, CNN (CNN) — Anti-corruption candidate Bernardo Arévalo, from the progressive Movimiento Semilla party, won Guatemala’s presidential election on Sunday, beating former first lady Sandra Torres in a race marred by fears of democratic backsliding.
In Guatemala, an anti-corruption candidate wins the run-off elections by a landslide, in a vote that was a critical test of the Central American country's democratic credentials.
GUATEMALA CITY — A progressive from outside Guatemala’s power structure was resoundingly elected the country’s next president in a reprimand to the governing elite over widespread allegations of corruption.
Guatemala’s governing elite could prevent the winner of Sunday's presidential election from assuming office in what has become completely new legal territory for the country.
A reformist candidate has beaten the odds and will become president-elect. With nearly 100% of the vote counted, Bernardo Arévalo leads with more than 20 percentage votes.
Arevalo won the presidential election on Sunday with 59%, trouncing his rival Sandra Torres who came second with 36%, according to official results from the election body, after 95% of votes were counted.
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.
In Guatemala, an anti-corruption campaigner has swept to an astonishing victory in the presidential elections there, but will the ruling elite honor Bernardo Arevalo's landslide result?
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