president donald trump over an immigration deal that few politicians in guatemala actually like. 100 jemma tae looks pleased and relieved after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little goes it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i'm ambitious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans lives below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so immediate employer believe people live here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree you can't find a job in the city that is. the death we want to security most of all feel like criminals in the thugs we need to protect our families we've got a meeting. now it's up to gemma tate to make good an isp. rama says he won the election is a conservative law and order candidate with hardline positions he's pro death penalty for criminals and vehemently opposed to same sex marriage and abortion. but his greatest challenge looks set to be the controversial migration agreement wit

they would. 100 jemma to his victory is widely celebrated here in guatemala he'll be put to a serious test when he's sworn in next january. and more on the importance of this election now for martin there i skate he is a journalist who covers central america good to have you here in person the eternal candidate has finally what is he the game changer what does his election mean for guatemala and the region all of basically he's. conservative politician he's part of the traditional political class so i don't think he's going to be a game changer at all i think the fight against corruption for chess been very important. but also for the region visit as might actually come to a complete stop and. he has. talked about how he's gonna take the main problems of the country like poverty like the violence so you don't. no above that and i guess in general it's very bad news for the country and for the region because you won't see major changes coming right and what guatemala needs is change or at least predication of the violent crime that they're seeing there is he the person who will impleme

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he finally got there that was pretty much the tenor of a 100 jemma days the tree speech after winning the guatemalan presidency the 4th attempt now that he seems to have arrived the problems are just about to begin remember he's only going to take up office in january but they're already piling up perhaps the biggest cloud on the horizon one left there by the man who's still in power jimmy morales and he signed a deal with the united states that basically means that any migrants passing through guatemala mostly they'll be from honduras and el salvador trying to get to the united states 1st have to ask for asylum in guatemala and that could mean if it's ratified by the guatemalan congress the 10s of thousands of people are arriving in a country in which more than half the population already lives in poverty so that's going to be a big issue to contend with for a president who probably wasn't expecting this and he definitely won't want that deal although probably have to go through with it another couple of big issues for him will be crime that's number one on the minds of guatemalan vo

he finally got there that was pretty much the tenor of a 100 jemma days the tree speech after winning the guatemalan presidency the 4th attempt now that he seems to have arrived the problems are just about to begin remember he's only going to take up office in january but they're already piling up perhaps the biggest cloud on the horizon one left there by the man who's still in power jimmy morales and he signed a deal with the united states that basically means that any migrants passing through guatemala mostly they'll be from honduras and el salvador trying to get to the united states 1st have to ask for asylum in guatemala and that could mean if it's ratified by the guatemalan congress that tens of thousands of people are arriving in a country in which more than half the population already lives in poverty so that's going to be a big issue to contend with for a president who probably wasn't expecting this and he definitely won't want that deal although probably have to go through with it another couple of big issues for him would be crime that's number one on the minds of guatemalan

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a 100 jemma tae looks pleased and relieved after 3 failed attempts he finally won blah tomorrow's presidential election little goes it's been 12 long years 12 years of wanting to hold this position and not because i'm ambitious but because i have a mission. but it won't be an easy ride 2 thirds of all guatemalans lives below the poverty line gang crime is rampant corruption even more so in need employ people live here for the same reasons there are just no prospects here. even with a university degree you can't find a job. that invalid us if we want security most of all fewer criminals than the thugs we need to protect our families. that are needed. now it's up to gemma tate to make good on his promises he won the election as a conservative law and order candidate with hard line positions he's pro death penalty for criminals and vehemently opposed to same sex marriage and abortion. but his greatest challenge looks set to be the controversial migration agreement with the u.s. become a taste predecessor just agreed to it in july and only under great pressure from u.s. president donald trump. thi

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a runoff election for a new president a latest opinion poll shows center right candidate and a 100 jemma today ahead of the former 1st lady sandra torres this is gemma 4th bed for the presidency now the new leader is likely to face major challenges coping with a deal signed with the united states to turn guatemala into a buffer zone or a so-called safe country to stand like gratian john homan is in neighboring mexico and joins us live from the capital now is general expected to win this latest bid for the presidency i think it's pretty close as you said he was edging it over his rival sundra towards slightly impose going into this he's the more conservative of the 2 candidates but really there is not universal enthusiasm for eve or of them between them this is their 5th run for the presidency between the 2 the gym a team particular has been nicknamed the attorney candidate and this is probably a time also to mention someone who's not in that 2nd round and that's filner the former attorney general for the country and she actually supported an anti corruption commission backed by the unite

that if it wants to and if it wants to avoid the anger of president trump one of the candidates mr jemma they has talked about an. economic war to stop them having to head north to deal with that poverty that i just talked about now the polls are actually closed we'll see shortly in the next couple of hours probably the preliminary results to take who has won the election and what exactly they're going to do about these issues just tell me a little bit if you would john about the candidates themselves you've mentioned this to g.m. out they do people will warm to him and the other candidate the former 1st lady is there is there disillusionment with the choices what's it like. i think you sort of touched upon it when you said that he's campaigned 4 times so far this is for the presidency and obviously on the other of those times he didn't win he's not a man that universally popular is a former doctor he was also the head of the prison system in guatemala and he was accused and then acquitted after that of extra judicial killings while he was in that role he's a conservative but he is sayin

he finally got there that was pretty much the tenor of the a 100 jemma days the tree speech after winning the guatemalan presidency the 4th attempt now that he seems to have arrived the problems are just about to begin remember he's only going to take up office in january but they're already piling up perhaps the biggest cloud on the horizon one left there by the man who's still in power jimmy morales and he signed a deal with the united states that basically means that any migrants passing through guatemala mostly they'll be from honduras and el salvador trying to get to the united states 1st have to ask for asylum in guatemala and that could mean if it's ratified by the guatemalan congress that tens of thousands of people are arriving in a country in which more than half the population already lives in poverty so that's going to be a big issue to contend with for a president who probably wasn't expecting this and he definitely won't want that deal although probably have to go through with it another couple of big issues for him would be crime that's number one on the minds of guatemalan