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You are an inspiration for this government, one that is clear that it has to work to support you, acknowledged the head of state.
And that is why, he added, many of the measures we are taking, according to what we can do, to contribute to the pockets of Guatemalan families, in this time when there are issues of famine.
We are taking action and others will come, but today enjoy the hugs, your families, because if you are celebrating these, you will have done something right, Arévalo remarked.
Arévalo and Vice President Karin Herrera took office on January 14 until 2028 with multiple challenges and the promise of a new spring.
Guatemala replicates a tradition from the United States, when a farmer’s daughter organized a festival in the early 20th century to honor her father’s efforts.
A bill arrived at the National Congress that states that, every June 17, working parents would enjoy a day off with salary payment, and if they could not rest, they would be paid for the day as an extraordinary day.
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