Ciudad de Guatemala, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) El presidente Bernardo Arévalo relacionó hoy la Revolución de 1944 con el clamor de verdad y justicia ante los recientes hechos de violencia, como el asesinato del exfiscal Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa.
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Ciudad de Guatemala, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) Familiares y amigos despidieron hoy al reconocido exfiscal del Ministerio Público (MP) de Guatemala Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa, asesinado el pasado sábado en un campo deportivo de esta capital.
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Ciudad de Guatemala, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) Un nuevo golpe al crimen organizado en Guatemala aconteció hoy con la localización y el decomiso por parte de fuerzas de seguridad y el Ministerio Público de 168 paquetes de cocaína.
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Ciudad de Guatemala, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) Con Antigua GFC nuevamente de líder, el capitalino Comunicaciones buscará hoy un triunfo que le permita ascender dentro de la tabla del Apertura 2026 del fútbol de Guatemala.
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Ciudad de Guatemala, 20 oct (Prensa Latina) Guatemala conmemorará hoy el legado de cambio de la Revolución de octubre de 1944, en medio de la consternación aún por el asesinato el pasado sábado del exfiscal Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa.
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This is the driest year on record in Tegucigalpa. Eighty percent of Honduran territory is on red alert, and the capital has had a potable water rationing system every 12 days for a month. The lack of rain is making maize and bean crops in Guatemala — the main food source in a country with the region’s highest rate of chronic child malnutrition — even more vulnerable. The Panama Canal has begun restricting vessel traffic because of water stress in the basin, and the parched Amazon rivers are isolating dozens of riverside communities in Brazil and hampering fishermen’s work.
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The EU welcomes Cambodia’s decision to join the Multi-party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement (MPIA) for WTO members, contributing to efforts to uphold a rules-based multilateral trading system.
With Cambodia’s participation, the MPIA now covers 62 World Trade Organization (WTO) members and 60.4% of world trade.
The MPIA brings together participants from all continents and at different levels of development, united by a shared commitment to upholding the rules-based trading system.
The MPIA preserves the right to appeal in trade disputes among participating WTO members, at a time when the WTO’s Appellate Body remains non-functioning. It helps ensure that disputes can continue to be resolved in an orderly and binding manner, avoiding appeals 'into the void'.
“I welcome Cambodia to the MPIA. The arrangement plays an important role in upholding the rules-based trading system. Each new participant helps reinforce the predictability, stability and credibility of global trade rules. I encourage other WTO members to join the MPIA,” said EU Trade and Economic Security Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič.
The MPIA was established in 2020 and has proven its effectiveness in many WTO disputes.
Under the MPIA, appeals are heard by arbitrators randomly selected from a pool of 10 standing appeal arbitrators set up by the participating WTO members. These arbitrators are persons of recognised authority, with demonstrated expertise in law, international trade and WTO agreements.
The MPIA is open to all WTO members as a practical tool for appeal arbitration, pending the restoration of a reformed and fully functioning WTO dispute settlement system.
As of 1 June 2025, the MPIA has an updated pool of appeal arbitrators to ensure that appeals continue to be heard by independent arbitrators of the highest calibre.
At the WTO Ministerial Conference that took place earlier this year, MPIA ministers stressed the importance of the MPIA for the security and predictability of the multilateral trading system.
The current MPIA participants are Australia, Barbados, Benin, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, China, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, the European Union (and its Member States), Guatemala, Hong Kong (China), Iceland, Japan, Liechtenstein, Macao (China), Malaysia, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Uruguay and Vietnam.
MC14: Supporting the rules-based multilateral trading system: the role of the MPIA
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