Guatemala president won't renew UN anti-corruption commission investigating him

Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales on Friday shut down a crusading UN-sponsored anti-graft commission that has pressed a number of high-profile corruption probes — including one pending against him over purported illicit campaign financing.

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Guatemala military surrounds anti-graft commission's HQ. Guatemala's military has surrounded the headquarters of a U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country >>

Guatemala military surrounds anti-graft commission’s HQ. Guatemala’s military has surrounded the headquarters of a U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country. >>

Guatemala not renewing mandate of U.N. anti-corruption body. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales said on Friday his government has decided not to renew the mandate of a U.N.-backed anti-graft commission that helped bring down his predecessor and also tried to have Morales impeached. >>

Guatemala president says he is not renewing mandate of U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country. Guatemala president says he is not renewing mandate of U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country >>

Guatemala president shuts down UN anti-corruption commission. President Jimmy Morales on Friday shut down a crusading U.N.-sponsored anti-graft commission that has pressed a number of high-profile corruption probes in the country — including one pending against him over purported illicit campaign financing. >>

Guatemala president shuts down UN anti-corruption commission investigating him. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales on Friday shut down a crusading UN-sponsored anti-graft commission that has pressed a number of high-profile corruption probes — including one pending against him over purported illicit campaign financing. >>

Guatemala says won't renew mandate of U.N. anti-corruption body. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales said on Friday his government had decided not to renew the mandate of the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), a U.N.-backed anti-corruption body that has targeted him and his predecessor. >>

Guatemalan military surrounds headquarters of U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country. Guatemalan military surrounds headquarters of U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country. >>

Guatemalan president shuts down U.N. anti-corruption commission that's investigating him. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales on Friday shut down a crusading U.N.-sponsored anti-graft commission that has pressed a number of high-profile corruption probes — including one pending against the president himself over purported illicit campaign financing. Speaking in front of civilian and... >>

Prosecutors again attempt to strip Guatemala's president of immunity. Guatemala's attorney general and the U.N.-backed International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) moved on Friday to lift President Jimmy Morales' immunity so he can be investigated for alleged illicit campaign financing. >>

Prosecutors seek to lift Guatemala president’s immunity. Guatemalan prosecutors and a United Nations-backed anti-graft commission are seeking for a third time to have President Jimmy Morales’ immunity of office lifted so they can investigate him for possible illicit electoral financing. >>

The Latest: Guatemala military surrounds HQ of UN commission. Guatemala's military has surrounded the headquarters of a U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption in the country >>

The Latest: Guatemala military surrounds HQ of UN.... GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - The Latest on Guatemala's expulsion of the U.N.-sponsored commission investigating corruption (all times local):12:51 p.m.Guatemalan... >>

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