Guatemalan authorities raid presidential candidate's party offices amid election interference concerns
- Police and agents raided presidential candidate Bernardo Arévalo's Semilla party offices over alleged issues with the party's formation.
- Arévalo called the raid a "corrupt" act of "political persecution" by a minority trying to intimidate Semilla.
- The raid came after allegations of state actors interfering in Guatemala's presidential election.
- Certification of Semilla was delayed over an investigation into how it gathered signatures to register as a party.
- The raid caused turmoil in the race between Arévalo and conservative Sandra Torres ahead of the August runoff election.