The government of President Bernardo Arevalo stated that while it has requested security cooperation from the United States, it has not approved any US military strikes against drug traffickers. This clarification comes amid discussions about the US's role in addressing drug trafficking in the region.
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Guatemala clarifies stance on US security cooperation regarding drug trafficking
The Guatemalan government, led by President Bernardo Arevalo, has clarified that it has sought security cooperation from the United States but has not authorized US military strikes against drug traffickers. This statement aims to address any misconceptions regarding the nature of the cooperation.
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Guatemala clarifies stance on US security cooperation regarding drug trafficking