"Kamala Harris Pushes for U.S. Investment in Central America to Address Migration and Job Creation"

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Guatemala's President Bernardo Arévalo emphasized the need for increased U.S. economic investment in Guatemala to deter migration, stating that cooperation should involve creating conditions for American investment to generate jobs and opportunities in Guatemala. He also highlighted the importance of addressing corruption as a pressing issue in the country. Additionally, Arévalo expressed support for the release of journalist José Rubén Zamora, who was sentenced to prison on money laundering charges, and emphasized the need to fight corruption in order to achieve the necessary development for the country.
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