Guatemala's president-elect faces suspension of his party and accusations of fraud after disputed election victory

Bernardo Arévalo won Guatemala's presidential election but his party was suspended over alleged irregularities in its formation.
Arévalo's opponents have alleged voter fraud and filed legal challenges attempting to invalidate his victory.
The suspension of Arévalo's party casts doubt on whether its lawmakers can take seats in congress.
Arévalo claims the suspension is illegal and plans to appeal it before his scheduled inauguration.
International observers expressed concerns about attacks on democracy and corruption in Guatemala's electoral process.